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| Hyper-text Markup Language | This is the language that Web pages are written in. |
| Stand-alone Tag | These tags survive on their own, no need for an end tag. |
| Tag | In Web pages, tags indicate what should be displayed on the screen when the page loads. |
| Website | A set of interconnected webpages. |
| Web Page | These make up the World Wide Web and written in HTML. |
| Web Page Content | The information that appears on a web page. |
| Web Page Layout | How a page is designed to appear when translated by a Web Browser. |
| Web Browser | A program that people use to access the World Wide Web. |
| <BODY>...</BODY> | This is where the content area of the web page is loaded. |
| <BR> | Inserts a break on the Web Page, similar to using the Enter Key. |
| <CENTER>...</CENTER> | Centers text that appears between these two tags. |
| <HEAD>...</HEAD> | Indicates the head section of the web page. |
| <HTML>...</HTML> | Tags that define the start and ending of a web page. |
| <P Align="Right">...</P Align> | Right aligns text that appears between these two tags. |
| <TITLE>...</TITLE> | This tag sets the title of the Web Page. |
