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Footer
                 The bottom part of the body of an HTML document is footer. It does not have any special tag (it does not
                 have any significance on the looks of the document), as it is mainly used to identify some ending matter
                 like URL of the page, the date of the data prepared, the version, author’s name, address, e-mail id, phone
                 no., etc., by using comment tag.

                 These are generally appended at the end of the body of a web page. It is not mandatory to apply Footer
                 in the HTML document.
                   CREATING AN HTML DOCUMENT

                 An HTML document can be created by using simple text editor like Notepad, KWrite or HTML editor like
                 Front Page, etc. To view the content of the document, one can use a web browser like Google Chrome,
                 Microsoft Edge, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, etc.

                 To create an HTML document, follow these steps:
                 Step 1  Open a text editor say ‘Notepad’ in Windows or ‘gedit’ in BOSS Linux.

                 Step 2   Type the necessary codes for creating the webpage. (As an example, refer to the screen given
                        below)






                                    <HTML>
                                    <HEAD>
                                    <TITLE> FIRST PAGE </TITLE>
                                    </HEAD>
                                    <BODY>
                                    WELCOME TO ORANGE EDUCATION
                                    </BODY>
                                    </HTML>



                 Step 3   Save the file with an extension .htm or .html and close it. (Extension indicates that the document
                        contains HTML codes which can be displayed as a web page using web browser.) The saved file
                        icon changes to the related browser icon with the file name written under it.




























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