Computer Science, asked by luna412, 6 months ago

the................... declaration at the beginning of the web page specifies HTML document

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Answered by shweta3539
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Answer:

the <!DOCTYPE> declaration at the beginning of the web page specifies HTML document.

Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

<!DOCTYPE>

Explanation:

Html is not a case sensitive language so u can write <!doctype> also

<!DOCTYPE> is used to declare the file type(so that the browser can execute the syntax correctly)

For HTML 5 we have to type <!DOCTYPE html> it will tell the browser that u are using html 5(that is latest now)

It's not necessary to use <!DOCTYPE> because most of the browsers can execute the web even if u haven't specified the language or its version(they just auto detect it by reading the syntax)

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