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    Head elements in HTML define metadata about a webpage such as the title, styles, scripts, and other information for the browser. The syntax for head elements begins with <head> and ends with </head>. URLs come in several types including HTTP, FTP, and file. The most common is the HTTP URL which begins with a protocol (http:// or https://) followed by a domain name or IP address and optional path and filename. In Dreamweaver, the Code and Design workspaces allow editing the HTML code directly or visually editing the webpage respectively. The Split view workspace is best for beginners as it shows the code and design side by side, making it easier to learn HTML.

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    Head elements in HTML define metadata about a webpage such as the title, styles, scripts, and other information for the browser. The syntax for head elements begins with <head> and ends with </head>. URLs come in several types including HTTP, FTP, and file. The most common is the HTTP URL which begins with a protocol (http:// or https://) followed by a domain name or IP address and optional path and filename. In Dreamweaver, the Code and Design workspaces allow editing the HTML code directly or visually editing the webpage respectively. The Split view workspace is best for beginners as it shows the code and design side by side, making it easier to learn HTML.

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    Head elements in HTML define metadata about a webpage such as the title, styles, scripts, and other information for the browser. The syntax for head elements begins with <head> and ends with </head>. URLs come in several types including HTTP, FTP, and file. The most common is the HTTP URL which begins with a protocol (http:// or https://) followed by a domain name or IP address and optional path and filename. In Dreamweaver, the Code and Design workspaces allow editing the HTML code directly or visually editing the webpage respectively. The Split view workspace is best for beginners as it shows the code and design side by side, making it easier to learn HTML.

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    HOME WORK - 4

    CAP-209 : GRAPHIC TOOLS


    DOA: 8.11.2010 DOS:
    16.11.2010

    PART A

    1. You have been asked to make a simple webpage of a management


    firm which you have joined as a trainee. You are allowed to use only
    the head elements to make that web page. What do you mean by
    head elements in HTML? Explain briefly about their syntax.

    2. What do you mean by the URL? What are the various types of the
    URL? Explain and give some examples for the same.

    3. Name and explain the various types of workspaces available in


    Dreamweaver? Which workspace you will prefer to use if you don’t
    know much about the coding in HTML? Explain the reasons for your
    choice.

    PART B

    4. Why we need to define a website in Dreamweaver? Write the steps


    to define a website in Dreamweaver.

    5. How we can make the ordered and unordered lists in a webpage


    using HTML. Write the HTML code for the same without using
    Dreamweaver.

    6. What is the use of a Web Browser? Name any three popular Web
    Browsers available in the market.

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