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HTML5 is a markup language used to structure and present content on the web. It uses tags to define elements like headings, paragraphs, and links. Some key tags include <html> and </html> to define an HTML document, <body> and </body> to contain the visible page content, and <a> to create hyperlinks to other web pages. Tags can have opening and closing parts or be self-closing like <br/> and <hr/>.

• HTML is an acronym for Hypertext Markup
Language,
• An element is composed of a beginning
tag, an ending tag, and the content
between the tags.

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• What is a tag
• Opening and closing tag

• <html> </html>
• <body> </body>
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1. Introducing HTML5

2. • HTML is an acronym for Hypertext Markup Language, • An element is composed of a beginning tag, an ending tag, and the content between the tags.

3. Tags • What is a tag • Opening and closing tag

4. • <html> </html> • <body> </body> • <b> </b> • <i> • <u> • <h1> <h6>

5. Without closing tag • <br/> • <hr/>

6. linking web pages • <a> Hyperlink

7. linking web pages • <a> Hyperlink

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