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For Example:

                  <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                  <HTML>
                  <HEAD>                                          Primary language for webpage designing
                  <STYLE>
                  H1 {COLOR:RED;}
                  H2 {COLOR:GREEN;}
                  </STYLE>
                  </HEAD>
                  <BODY>
                  <H1>This is a heading level 1 (H1)</H1>
                  <H2>This is a heading level 2 (H2)</H2>

                  </BODY>
                  </HTML>
                  This code will display the H1 heading in red and H2 in green colour on the webpage.

                  EXTERNAL CSS

                  External CSS allows us to define the style for many webpages by using a single CSS file. An external
                  style sheet is a separate file that can be written in any text editor. It does not contain any HTML
                  code and is saved with .css as the extension. You need to include a reference to the external style
                  sheet file within the <LINK> element inside the <HEAD> element. Syntax to include the reference of
                  the external stylesheet is:

                  <HEAD>
                  <LINK REL=“STYLESHEET” TYPE=“TEXT/CSS” HREF=“PATH OF STYLE SHEET”>
                  </HEAD>
                  Where the HREF attribute contains the path of the stylesheet.




                            USE OF INLINE CSS WITH HTML5 TAGS

                  You  know the inline CSS and its  basic

                  syntax. Let us learn more about them.
                  The background  colour  of the  webpage
                  is set  to  CYAN  with all other  specified
                  properties displayed on the webpage.




                       Tick ( ) if you know this.

                       ▶    Inline CSS allows us to add styles directly to an HTML tag by using the style attribute.
                       ▶   Internal CSS allows us to define the style for a single HTML page.





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