Fundamentals Of Html
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This document provides an introduction to HTML tags and the structure of basic HTML documents. It explains that HTML uses tags surrounded by angle brackets to tell browsers how to display web page elements. It describes common tags like <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body> and explains their purposes. The document also covers the proper nesting of tags and the "last in, first out" concept for opening and closing tags.
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