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HTML

HTML full form- Hypertext markup language

Basic information about Html

 HTML is employed to style an internet page.

• web content could be a machine-readable text Document that gives UI for interacting with resources.

• HyperText: The term Hyper comes from the Greek term which suggests “Beyond”

• Markup: it's general pc nomenclature derived from “Marking up”.

• Marking up is that the method of making ready data to gift in step with demand.

• terminology could be a language used for Presentation.

• hypertext mark-up language could be a presentation language.

• hypertext mark-up language is employed to gift data on the browser.

FAQ: what's the distinction between an artificial language and markup language?

• artificial language handles user interactions by dynamically acceptive input from the user, method the

request associate degreed generate an output.

• Presentation language is used just for presenting content.

Evolution of Markup Language:

• web begins with a browser referred to as “Mosaic”.

• the first terminology used for the web was “GML & SGML”

• Generic terminology and normal Generic terminology.

• These languages were used for presentation on a browser referred to as “Mosaic”.

• within the early Nineties at CERN [Council for European analysis and Nuclear] labs “Tim Berners Lee”

introduced a language referred to as “HTML”.

• Tim Berners Lee introduced the thought of net. [Father of the web]

• hypertext mark-up language is a superset to GML and standard generalized markup language.

• 1995 IETF [Internet Engineering Task Force] developed hypertext mark-up language version hypertext mark-up language a pair of.0

• 1997 W3C [World Wide net Consortium] developed hypertext mark-up language three.2 [Jan-1997]

• 1997 Gregorian calendar month W3C developed hypertext mark-up language four.0

• 2004 WHATWG [Web machine-readable text Application Technology Work Group] started tributary to hypertext mark-up language alongside

W3C.

• 2014 W3C developed hypertext mark-up language five. Supported by a pair of groups: W3C & WHATWG