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    What are Tags?

    0 These are the building blocks of HTML codes. They

    are indicators of how a certain object or property will appear on the output page.

    Parts of Tag (Syntax)

    <TAG NAME ATTRIBUTE=VALUE...> Affected Text/Image/Object</TAG NAME>

    2 Kinds of Tags
    0 EMPTY TAGS these are tags that do not require

    closing tags.

    0 <br>, <hr>

    0 CONTAINER TAGS require an opening tag that

    designate the start of the tag/property/attribute and a closing tag to demote the end of that tag/property/attribute.
    0 <center></center>, <font face=Arial> </font> 0 <html></html> and other basic structure tags

    Other Contents
    0 Property/Attribute additional information

    attached to certain tags to give a more detailed information of what the tag should stand for.
    0 Samples:
    0 <h1 align=center>

    0 <font face=Arial color=green size=7>


    0 <hr color=beige size=50 width=50% >

    Other Contents
    0 Value the value assigned to the property/attribute.

    This can a numeric, or set of strings or scripts.


    0 Samples:
    0 <h1 align=center> 0 <font face=Arial color=green size=7>

    0 <hr color=beige size=50 width=50% >

    Other Contents
    0 Scripts these are lines of code designed to run with

    HTML codes for a better execution of the web page.


    0 Sample:

    0 <script type=text/javascript>

    document.write (This line is written in JavaScript <br>) </script>

    ASSIGNMENT
    0 What are the steps in creating HTML documents?

    0 Do HTML browsers ignore white spaces? Explain your

    answer. 0 What is a line break tag <br>? 0 What are the purposes of the comment tag <! comment-->? 0 What are the attributes of heading tag <hn></hn>, horizontal rule tag <hr>, and paragraph tag <p></p>?

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