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HTML and CSS are the languages we use to create web pages.
Web servers store and serve Web pages, which are created from HTML and CSS.
Browsers retrieve pages and render their content based on the HTML and CSS.
HTML is an abbreviation for Hyper Text Markup Language and is used to structure your web page.
CSS is an abbreviation for Cascading Style Sheets, and is used to control the presentation of your HTML.
Using HTML we mark up content with tags to provide structure. We call matching tags, and their enclosed content, elements.
An element is composed of three parts: an opening tag, content and a closing tag.
There are a few elements, like <img>, that are an exception to this rule.
Opening tags can have attributes. We have seen a couple: type and align.
Closing tags have a “/” after the left angle bracket, in front of the tag name to distinguish them as closing tags.
Your pages should always have an <html> element along with a <head> element and a <body> element.
Information about the Web page goes into the <head> element.
What you put into the <body> element is what you see in the browser.
Most white space (tabs, returns, spaces) are ignored by the browser, but you can use these to make your HTML more readable (to you).
CSS can be added to an HTML Web page by putting the CSS rules inside the <style> element. The <style> element should always be inside the <head> element.
You specify the style characteristics of the elements in your HTML using CSS.

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