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What is the full form of HTML?

Hyper Text Markup Language.

What is HTML?

The basic code that makes up the foundation of every website on the World Wide Web.

What is HTML used for?

HTML is used for marking up text and other page content. HTML is also used to describe the structure of the page.

The section element

The section element should be used to represent a generic section of your web page. For example, you can use it to represent individual chapters in a document or the different sections of a home page (such as introduction, news. or contact information). Section elements contain a heading as their first piece of content.

The article element

The article element used to represent a self-contained section of a web page. A good example of this is a blog post. You can use the article element to wrap each of the separate posts that are displayed on a blog home page, for example. The idea behind the article element is that if you removed all other content on the page, the content within the article element should still make sense standing alone.


The article element can also have a header and a footer element nested within it. In the following example, the article title is placed within the header element and the author's name is placed within the footer element.

The meta element

The meta element is used to define metadata such as a description about the page, keywords, or the page's author.