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    Code     Write the HTML code to present the given web page using CSS properties to style the
                           9      background, text and lists.

                      <!DOCTYPE HTML>

                      <HTML>
                      <HEAD>

                      <TITLE>Programming Languages</TITLE>
                      <STYLE>
                      LI{COLOR:#990000; BACKGROUND-COLOR:#ffdddd;}

                      </STYLE>
                      </HEAD>

                      <BODY STYLE="BACKGROUND-COLOR:#fffaf0;">
                      <H1 STYLE="COLOR:#444;">Popular Programming Languages</H1>

                      <UL STYLE="BACKGROUND-COLOR:#ffe;">
                      <LI>Python</LI>
                      <LI>Java</LI>

                      <LI>C++</LI>
                      <LI>JavaScript</LI>

                      </UL>
                      </BODY>
                      </HTML>

                       RAPID RECALL                             Tick ( ) if you know this.

                          1.  The description or definition list is defined using the <DL> tag.

                          2.  An unordered list is a bulleted list created with the <UL> tag and closed with </UL>.

                             TABLES IN HTML

                      Another way to arrange data in HTML is with a table using the <TABLE> tag, which organises

                      information in rows and columns.
                      The following are the advantages of using tables:

                          Tables allow you to summarise content in one of the easiest ways.

                          Tables enable you to present data in a tabular format rather than in the default paragraph style.
                          Tables help you easily compare different sets of data by placing them side by side.

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