Understanding the HTML Code that Powers the Web
This is a code that helps to create a website, like the ones we see on the internet. It’s a set of instructions that tells the computer what to do and how to display information on a web page.
The first line <!DOCTYPE html> tells the computer that this code is written in the HTML language. HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, which is a way to structure content on a web page.
The next few lines of code are called "meta" tags. These tags provide information about the website, like the language it's written in and how it should be displayed on different devices.
The title tag <title>Document</title> is the text that appears in the tab of your web browser when you visit a web page. It's like a name for the webpage.
The body tag <body></body> is where we put all the content that will be displayed on the web page, like text, images, and videos.
Overall, this code is just the beginning of creating a web page. We use HTML code like this to structure the content and create a basic layout, and then we add more code to make it look pretty and interactive.
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