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Tags                                           Description
                                  The <HEAD> tag represents the header area of the document. It contains information
                   <HEAD>
                                  about the document title, scripts and style definitions used in the document.
                                  The <TITLE> tag represents the title of the document and is used inside the <HEAD> tag.
                   <TITLE>        It appears on the title bar of the browser window. If you do not want to give title to your
                                  web page, you can skip it.

                                  The <BODY> tag defines that section of the HTML document that is visible on the web
                   <BODY>         browser. It contains all other tags that define the content presentation elements, such as
                                  images, lists, tables, text and links to move between the webpages.


                       The <Hn> Tag


                  In HTML, headings are used to structure content          HTML provides the structural skeleton of a
                  on a webpage, similar to how books have main            webpage, similar to how natural formations
                  headings and sub-headings. There are six levels            like mountains and valleys define the
                  of headings, represented by the <Hn> tag, where               landscape of an environment.
                  "n" is a number from 1 to 6. The <H1> tag is used
                  for the largest and most important heading, while
                  <H6> is for the smallest and least important. Each heading tag has an opening tag, such as <H1>, and
                  a closing tag, like </H1>. These tags organise content and make it easier for users to understand the
                  webpage's structure.










































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