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Introduction To HTML

The document provides an introduction to HTML, explaining that it stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and was developed by Tim Berners Lee in 1989. It outlines the purpose of HTML, which is to create web pages and publish information globally, and describes tools needed to access HTML documents, such as text editors and web browsers. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating and modifying HTML code, as well as the importance of web servers for hosting web pages.

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Introduction To HTML

The document provides an introduction to HTML, explaining that it stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and was developed by Tim Berners Lee in 1989. It outlines the purpose of HTML, which is to create web pages and publish information globally, and describes tools needed to access HTML documents, such as text editors and web browsers. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating and modifying HTML code, as well as the importance of web servers for hosting web pages.

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Introduction to HTML

Fill in the blanks :


1. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language.
2. HTML was developed by Tim Berners Lee.
3. HTML allows the user to publish information globally through World
Wide Web.
4. Notepad editor is commonly used in windows operating system to
write HTML code.
5. GIF stands for Graphical Interchange Format.
Choose the correct answer :
1. HTML needs a browser to display the document.
2. HTML was developed in the year 1989.
3. Any picture included in webpage needs to be in GIF form.
4. To write an HTML code we require a Text editor.
5. Web Page Editors are the tools that creates HTML document
without writing HTML code.
Answer the following :
1. What is HTML?
Ans : HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a
language that allows the user to publish information globally
through World Wide Web.
2. When and by whom was HTML developed?
Ans : HTML was developed in the year 1989 by Tim Berners Lee.
3. Give some examples for text editors.
Ans : Notepad, MS Word etc
4. What is the purpose of using HTML?
Ans : The purpose of using HTML is to create web pages. It also
helps in creating hyper links between webpages or websites.
5. What are the tools need to access a HTML document?
Ans : Text editor, Graphic Tool, Browser and optionally a web
server are the tools need to access a HTML document.
6. What are web page editors? Give some examples.
Ans : Web page editors are readily available tools that creates
HTML document easily without writing HTML code.
Ex : MS Word, Adobe Dreamweaver etc.
7. Write down the procedure to create HTML code.
Ans : 1) Open a text editor like Notepad.
2) Write HTML code
3) Save file with an extension name - .html
4) Save the file in the type ‘All files’
8. Write down the steps required to modify a HTML code?
Ans : To modify a HTML code,
a) Open HTML file in Notepad
b) Modify a HTML code
c) Save file with extension name - html
d) Click Yes to replace the previous file with modified file
e) re load the page in the browser.
9. What is the use of web server?
Ans : Any web page created locally on a computer can be viewed
only on that computer unless it is hosted on web server. Web
servers are used to host web pages or web sites so that it can be
viewed by all on the net.
10. What happens if the modified document is not refreshed in
browser screen?
Ans : If the modified document is not refreshed in browser screen,
browser will display only the old page but not the modified one.

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