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What does HTML stand for? |
Hypertext Mark-up Language |
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What is HTML used for? |
The language used to tell a web browser (E.g. Chrome) what it needs to display and show. |
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What does HTTP stand for? |
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol |
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What is HTTP used for? |
It is the way which websites are transmitted across the internet. |
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Hyperlink |
A link (which can be text or a graphic) which takes |
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Web Server |
It is the job of a web server to deliver web pages |
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<html> |
The tag used to open the program
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<body> </body> |
Anything in between the body tags is what the user will see on their web browser. |
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<p> </p> |
Used when you want to add text onto a web page. |
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<h1> </h1> |
This will add a heading to your web page. |
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What does URL stand for? |
Uniform Resource Locator |
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What is a URL |
A URL is what makes up a website address. For example: https://www.google.co.uk |
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Search Engine |
A 'search and find' system into which you type
Google is an example of a search engine |
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Domain name |
The name used for your website, it is a set of words/characters that make up the address, for example: www.bbc.co.uk |
