explain the difference between the head and the body tags?
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A HTML file has headers and a "body" (payload) — just like a HTTP request. The <body> encapsulates the contents of the document, while the <head> part contains meta elements, i.e., information about the contents. This is (typically) title, encoding, author, styling etc.
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(i) The HEAD tag defines the HTML document header. (ii) It contains the information such as page title. (i) The BODY tag defines the body of the document. (ii) It contains the entire contents that will appear in the web browser window
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