Introduction
The World Wide Web (WWW) – an open community of hypertext-enabled document
servers and readers on the Internet – is made up of pages, or documents written with
HTML (as well as a combination of other programming and scripting languages like
JavaScript).
Web pages can include text, images, sound, video, links to other HTML documents, etc.
All of these elements are defined within the Hypertext Markup Language of a document
so that client side browsers (like Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator) can display
the given information. The HTML is not displayed in a browser (unless View ˇ Source
is invoked), but rather gives the browser instructions on how to display the information.
For example, a line of HTML code: <center><b><i>Happy Birthday!</i></b></center>
would display the following in a browser:
No comments:
Post a Comment