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    The <HTML> tag is a starting tag that indicates the start of an HTML document, while </HTML> is the closing tag that indicates the end with a forward slash. Most tags have opening and closing pairs but some are self-closing. The HTML code for a page must be written between the <HTML> starting tag and </HTML> closing tag to properly delimit the document for the browser.

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    The <HTML> tag is a starting tag that indicates the start of an HTML document, while </HTML> is the closing tag that indicates the end with a forward slash. Most tags have opening and closing pairs but some are self-closing. The HTML code for a page must be written between the <HTML> starting tag and </HTML> closing tag to properly delimit the document for the browser.

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    HTML Tags

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    The <HTML> tag is a starting tag that indicates the start of an HTML document, while </HTML> is the closing tag that indicates the end with a forward slash. Most tags have opening and closing pairs but some are self-closing. The HTML code for a page must be written between the <HTML> starting tag and </HTML> closing tag to properly delimit the document for the browser.

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    HTML Tag

    <HTML> is a starting tag. To delimit the text inside, add a closing tag by adding a
    forward slash “/” to the starting tag. Most but not all tags have a closing tag. It is
    necessary to write the code for an HTML page between <HTML> and </HTML>. This
    <HTML> tells the browser is 'this is the start of an HTML document' and </HTML>
    'this is the end of an HTML document'.
    <html>
    ……………………..
    ………………………
    ………………………….
    </html>

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