Introduction to HTML

HTML is the abbreviation for Hyper Text Markup language, or Hypertext Markup Language, which is a language used to describe a Web page. The structure of Hypertext Markup Language includes the header section (English: Head), and the "Subject" section (English: Body), where the "Head" section provides information about the Web page, and the "subject" part provides the specific content of the Web page.

* An HTML document consisting primarily of HTML tags and plain text is a Web page.

* Unlike compiled languages, you can only define the form of a webpage, which is inherently illogical.

The expression of Web pages is that the HTML language tells the browser that the browser displays the effect of the Web page in the order of the standard stream. The purpose of a Web browser is to read HTML documents and display them as Web pages. Instead of displaying HTML tags, the browser uses tags to interpret the contents of the page.

is not logical, on the one hand is the mark of writing error will not indicate its error, and do not stop its interpretation of the execution process, on the other hand, it will not jump or judge and loop.

A so-called markup language, for example:

< H1 > This is a title </H1><p> This is a paragraph </  p>

Effect:

This is a headline

This is a paragraph

The browser reads, say,

Introduction to HTML