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WEB PROGRAMMING 12 - 1st Quarter > Introduction to HTML > Flashcards

Introduction to HTML Flashcards

1
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  • created HTML
  • known as the father of the web
A

Tim Berners Lee

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The first version of HTML

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HTML 1.0 created in 1991

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The second version of HTML

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HTML 2.0, created in 1995

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The third version of HTML

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HTML 3.2, created in 1997

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The fourth version of HTML

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HTML 4.01, created in 1999

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XHTML was created in?

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2000

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The current latest version of HTML

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HTML 5

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When was HTML 5 published?

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2014

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  • Describes the structure of a website
  • Simply the content of a webpage
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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

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Examples of applications for writing HTML documents

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  • notepad
  • notepad++
  • sublime
  • TextEdit
  • Visual Studio Code
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What is the file extension used for HTML documents?

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.html or .htm

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What do you use to view the output of HTML documents?

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Web browser

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Used to display content

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Browser

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  • opening and closing tags
  • tags come in pairs
  • closing tags end with a forward slash (/)
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Element

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15
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this element defines the doc as a HTML 5 doc

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<!DOCTYPE html>

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16
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why is the <!DOCTYPE html> declaration important?

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it is important since websites nowadays are coded in multiple languages, aside from HTML

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  • root element of an HTML page
  • signifies the beginning of the code
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<html>
</html>

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18
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  • contains meta info about the HTML page
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<head>
</head>

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everything inside this tag will not be displayed in the main body of the webpage

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<head>
</head>

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  • specifies a title for the HTML page
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<title>
</title>

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where is the title of the HTML page shown on a browser?

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it can be seen in the browser’s title bar or in the page’s tab

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what are the entities enclosed in < > called?

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HTML tags

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they are element names surrounded by angle brackets (<>)

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tags

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  • contains info related to the HTML document such as a character typeset, author info, keywords
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<meta></meta>

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  • defines a thematic break in an HTML page
  • most often displayed a sa horizontal line
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Horizontal Rule <hr>

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  • used to separate content or define a change in an HTML page
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Horizontal Rule <hr>

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27
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What’s the difference between:
- p
- <p>

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  • p is the element
  • <p> is the tag
    </p>
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28
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  • defines paragraph of text
  • block-level element
  • always start on a newline
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HTML paragraphs

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29
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these are tags without closing tag

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empty element

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30
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  • <h1> to <h6>
    </h6></h1>
  • always in bolded letters
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HTML headings

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  • used to insert a single line break, not to add space between paragraphs
  • useful for writing a poem/address where the division of the lines is important
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Line breaks <br></br>

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  • preformatted text
  • displayed in fix-width font
  • displayed exactly as how it is in source code
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Pre tag <pre>

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33
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TRUE OR FALSE
In a <pre> element, the text preserves both spaces and line breaks.

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TRUE

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34
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used to connect the current html file to an external source.

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<link></link>

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35
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  • comment tag
  • Everything inside the tag will not be displayed in the browser.
A

<!-- -->

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  • it is a block level element and always starts on a new line.
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paragraph <p>

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37
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text that is higher and often smaller than the main text.

A

superscript

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38
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used for suffixes of dates and in mathematics for representing the power to which a number is raised

A

superscript

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39
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text that is lower and also often smaller than the main text.

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subscript

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40
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used in a number of different representations, such as chemical formulas mathematical expressions and footnotes.

A

subscript

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41
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HTML element used to create superscript

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< sup >

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42
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HTML element used to create subscript

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< sub >

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43
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This element gives text strong importance. Browsers typically render its content in bold.

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<strong></strong>

44
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This element gives text stress emphasis, and its content is typically displayed italic type.

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<em></em>

45
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element used to highlight text to indicate its relevance to a context. This can be, for example, in the form of highlighting the instances of a search term in search results.

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<mark></mark>

46
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element defines the document’s body, and is a container for all the visible
contents, such as headings, paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, tables, lists, etc.

A

<body>
</body>

47
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contain all information related to the HTML document such as character
typeset, author information, and keywords.

A

<meta></meta>

48
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that defines a paragraph of text. It is a block-level element and always starts on a new line.

A

HTML Paragraph

48
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TRUE OR FALSE?

“When a tag is indented, it means that it is inside the tag preceding it.”

A

TRUE

48
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defines the least important heading:

A

<h6>
</h6>

48
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  • defines a thematic break in an HTML page, and is most often displayed as a
    horizontal rule.
A

<hr></hr>

48
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defines the most important heading

A

<h1>
</h1>

49
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  • Used for block quotes (i.e., those that take up many lines), and its content is usually indented by the browser; however, the element should not be used for indenting.
  • The URL for the source of the quote can be included by using the
    cite attribute.
A

<blockquote> ... </blockquote>

49
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used to separate content (or define a change) in an HTML
page.

A

<hr></hr>

49
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defines preformatted text

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<pre>
</pre>

49
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text in this element is displayed in
a fix-width font, and the text preserves both spaces and line breaks. The text will be displayed exactly as written in the HTML source code.

A

<pre>
</pre>

50
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Used for inline shorter quotes. Its content is usually enclosed in quotation marks.

A

<q> … </q>

50
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The content of the <dfn> and <abbr> elements (i.e., the term) is usually rendered in ________ type by
browsers.</abbr></dfn>

A

italic type

50
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The elements used for creating definitions and abbreviations

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<dfn> and <abbr></abbr></dfn>

50
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used to identify an abbreviation

A

<abbr></abbr>

51
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the description of the abbreviation is provided with what attribute?

A

title attribute

52
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what will be the output of the following code?

<p> <abbr> USA </abbr> </p>

A

when the user’s mouse hovers over USA, they will see “United States of America”

53
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what will be the output of the following code?

<p> <dfn>The World Wide Web</dfn> is commonly known as the Web.</p>

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The World Wide Web will be italicized

54
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Inserts a span of text and underlines it.

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<ins>…</ins>

55
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Deletes a span of text, which is usually indicated with strikethrough text.

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<del> … </del>

56
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Renders text with a line through it (i.e., strikethrough text)

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<s> ... </s>

57
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Used to display a fragment of computer code in monospace font.

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<code> ... </code>

58
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Used to present sample output from a computer program in monospace font.

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<samp> ... </samp>

59
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Used to present required user input in monospace font.

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<kbd> ... </kbd>

60
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provides additional information but have it hidden, so that it is displayed only when users want it.

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<details> ... </details>

61
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can be used with details element to provide a visible heading for it, which, when users click, reveals the hidden content.

A

<summary> ... </summary>

62
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In order to ensure that the browser does not interpret the characters as HTML
code, these are used

A

character entity references or numeric character references (also known
as escape characters or escape codes)

63
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  • non-breaking space entity
  • used for each space required
A

&nbsp

64
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  • specifies the base language of the attribute values and content of an
    element.
  • used in <html> element
A

lang attribute

65
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3 types of HTML lists

A
  • unordered lists
  • ordered lists
  • definition lists
66
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lists in which items begin with bullet points.

A

unordered lists

67
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lists in which items start with numbers or alphabets and are in
numeric or alphabetical order. Naturally, this is used only where the order
of list items matters to meaning.

A

ordered lists

68
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lists made up of terms and the definitions for each of the terms.

A

definition lists

69
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Defines an unordered list

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<ul> ... </ul>

70
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Defines an ordered type of list.

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<ol>...</ol>

71
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Defines a list item for an unordered or an ordered list

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<li>...</li>

72
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Defines a definition list

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<dl>...</dl>

73
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Defines a definition term for a definition list.

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<dt>...</dt>

74
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Defines a definition description for a definition

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<dd>...</dd>

75
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lists that have lists as
list items.

A

nested lists

76
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2 common list attributes

A
  • start attribute
  • type attribute
77
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specifies the start value for numbering or lettering items,

A

Start attribute

78
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specifies the kind of marker to use for numbering or lettering, which must be 1, a, A, i, or I.

A

type attribute

79
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  • especially crucial for representing complex data, such as stock
    reports and time tables.
  • Various types of information benefit from being presented by using this
A

Tables

80
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Creates a table.

A

<table>...</table>

81
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Defines a table caption, which is like the title.

A

caption>…</caption>

82
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Defines a cell as a header for a group of column or row cells

A

<th>...</th>

83
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Defines a table caption, which is like the title.

A

caption>…</caption>

84
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Defines a cell as a header for a group of column or row cells

A

<th>...</th>

85
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Defines a row in a table, and tr stands for table row.

A

<tr>...</tr>

86
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Defines a cell in a table row of a table, and td stands for table data

A

< <td>…</td>

87
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Defines a group of columns.

A

<colgroup>...</colgroup>

88
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Defines a column and is usually in a <colgroup> element

A

<col></col>

.

89
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Defines a block of rows that define the head of the columns of a table

A

<thead>...</thead>

90
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Defines the set of rows that form the body for a table

A

<tbody>...</tbody>

91
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Defines a set of rows that summarize the columns of a table.

A

<tfoot>...</tfoot>

92
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crucial in extending the application of
tablesbeyond just using them to present basic information.

A

merging of table cells

93
Q

this is achieved with the rowspan and colspan attributes in what elements?

A

<th> and <td> elements.
</td></th>

94
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technically known as hyperlinks, are the very essence of the Web,
o because they are the feature that enables interconnection between
pages and browsing, without which the Web would be non-existent.

A

Links

95
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Common types of links

A

● Linking from a page to another website.
● Linking from a page to another page on the same website.
● Linking from a part of a page to another part on the same page.
● Linking from a page to a specific part of a page on another website

96
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element used to create links

A

<a> … </a>

97
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hyperlink reference attribute

A

href

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