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Std 10 Computer Chapter 2 Head and Body Sections in HTML (Part 1)
Chapter 2 discusses the structure of an HTML document, which comprises two primary sections: the head and the body. The head section contains essential metadata and information about the HTML document, including meta-tags, title, and style links, while comments can be added for additional information without being displayed. Comments in HTML are inserted using specific tags and can be placed in both the head and body sections.
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- 1. Chapter 2 Head &Body Section in HTML Chapter 2
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- 5. Comments allow youto provide additional information in the HTML code. The comments are not meant to be displayed. No one can see the comments unless they look at the HTML source code. To add a comment we use <! -- and --> tags <! -- tag represents beginning of comment while --> tag represents end of comment. Comments are also referred as prologue. Comment can be added in both head and body section. Example: <! -- This is my content --> Comment in the web page