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| <br> | Produces a line break in text. |
| <head> section | A part of the web page that is not visible in the browser window. It includes the meta tag, the title tag, as well as the style tag. |
| <!DOCTYPE> | At the start of an HTML file, tells the browser what version of HTML you are using. |
| <body> | Defines the document's body, and is a container for all the visible content on the webpage, such as headings, paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, tables, lists, etc. |
| <p></p> | Tag that defines a paragraph. |
| <meta> | Gives additional information to the browser like character set, keywords, description, etc. |
| <title></title> | Element specifies a title for the HTML page (which is shown in the browser's title bar or in the page's tab) |
| What does HTML stand for? | Hypertext Markup Language |
| HTML | The standard markup language for creating Web pages. |
| Elements | Tell the browser how to display the content, includes the opening and closing tag as well as the content. |
| HTML element | <tagname>Content goes here...</tagname> |
| <h1> through <h6> | Tags that defines a heading style. |
| Largest heading tag | <h1> |
| Smallest heading tag | <h6> |
| <strong></strong> | Tag is used to define text with strong importance. Usually displayed in bold. |
| <em></em> | Tag is used to define emphasized text. Usually italics. |
| <ul></ul> | Tag used to make an unordered list; bulleted list. |
| <ol></ol> | Tag used to make an ordered list; numbered or letters |
| <li></li> | Tag used for each item in a list; used with <ul> and <ol> |
| <img> | Used to embed an image in a web page. |
| src attribute | Specifies the path to the image; used with <img> |
| alt attribute | Specifies an alternate text for the image; used with <img> tag |
| Attribute | Provide additional information about elements; included in the opening tag of an element. |
