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Last updated 1 year ago

HTML stands for hyper text markup language. It's used to write the basic structure and content of websites.

There's different kinds of building blocks HTML has but the core component is tags. <head></head> for example.

You can create ordered lists, unordered lists, buttons, forms, and more.

here's a complete list of all the different tags you can use:

And then you can further specify what you want from your HTML with attributes, like:

<a href="google.com"></a>

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