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| − | [[HTML]] ([[Hypertext Markup Language|'''H'''yper'''t'''ext '''M'''arkup '''L'''anguage]]) is | + | [[HTML]] ([[Hypertext Markup Language|'''H'''yper'''t'''ext '''M'''arkup '''L'''anguage]]) is any [[markup language]] for that [[W3 Consortium]] defines as a standard for marking-up [[web document]]s. |
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| + | ''HTML'' is one of three [[web language]]s that complement each other. Among these three, (a) ''HTML'' is used to mark up a [[webpage]], (b) [[CSS|Cascading Style Sheets]] ([[CSS]]) is used to provide multiple [[webpage]]s of one or more [[website]]s with a [[single source of truth]] for their graphic elements, and (c) a [[programming language]], [[JavaScript]] ([[JavaScript|JS]]), is used to create everything, especially multimedia features, that the first two languages cannot create. | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 12 October 2020
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is any markup language for that W3 Consortium defines as a standard for marking-up web documents.
HTML is one of three web languages that complement each other. Among these three, (a) HTML is used to mark up a webpage, (b) Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is used to provide multiple webpages of one or more websites with a single source of truth for their graphic elements, and (c) a programming language, JavaScript (JS), is used to create everything, especially multimedia features, that the first two languages cannot create.
