HTML
Hello.html
1 <!DOCTYPE html> 2 <html lang="en"> //languane is equal to English 3 <head> 4 <title>Hello!</title> 5 </head> 6 <body> 7 Hello!World! 8 </body> 9 </html>
DOM(Document Object Model):

TAG:
- <!DOCTYPE> : it's a way of telling the web browser what version of HTML we're using.
- <html> : this is the beginning of the HTML content of our page.
- </html> : is the end of the HTML content of the page.
- <head></head> : the part of the web page the user sees (what a page is about).
- <title></title> : the title of the web page.
- <body></body> : the visible part of the page.
- <p></p> : define a paragraph
- <h1> </h1> : h stands for heading and the 1 stands for the largest,which down to 6,which is the smallest.
- <img src=".jpg" alt=" "> : displaying some images,self-closing and need attributes to add(alt stands for alternative text-based representation).
- <a href="goole.com">Click here</a> : href for hyperlink reference,what page I want to link to or other html file I want to display.
- <form></form> : create an HTML form for user input.
- <datalist id=" "></datalist> : define a list of options,used with <input list=" "> elements
- <select></select> : create a drop-down list
- <option value=" ">(selection </option>) : used with <datalist> or <select>
Form two parts:
<form> <input type="text(or radio)" placeholder="Fullname" name="name"> //one for name,user seeing in this page <input type="submit"> //one for submit </form>
Create a table:
<table> <thead> //represent the heading of the table <th>columns</th> //columns,first row of that table </thead> <tbody> //main part <tr> //rows <td>{(x,y)|x=row,y=column}</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>
Two basic types of lists:
<ol> //orderedlist:use have numbers <li>One</li> <li>Two</li> </ol>
<ul> //unorderedlist:labeled with just bullet point <li>One</li> <lii>Two</li> </ul>

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