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15 Cards in this Set
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What does HTML stand for?
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Hyper TExt Mark up Language.
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What are HTML tags?
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Set of characters enclosed in keyboard symbols used to interoet text and images in a browser.
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What is a Browser?
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World Wide Web; example internet explorer.
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What is a Text Editor?
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A program like Notepad is considered a text editor.
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What are Hyperlinks?
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Links webpages together.
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What are wickets?
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The "less" than and "greater" brackets that encloses the tag element: for example: the tag element <TITLE>
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What is the 1st tag of a HTML document?
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<HTML>
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What is the 2nd tag of a HMTL document?
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<HEAD>
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What is usually the 3rd tag of a HTML document?
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<TITLE>
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What is usually the 4th tags of a HTML document?
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<BODY>
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Explain an opening tag. Give an example.
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the left wicket < (or "less" than sign) followed by the tag element, and the right wicket > (or greater than sign).
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Explain a closing tag. Give an example.
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A foward slash (/) follows the opening wicket and precedes the tag element.
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What are the opening and closing taf for HTML?
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<HMTL> opening tag
</HTML> closing tag |
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What are the opening and cloing tag for Head?
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<HEAD> opening tag
</HEAD> closing tag |
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What are the opening and closing tags for Title?
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<TITLE> opening tag
</TITLE> closing tag |
