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The document discusses HTML, web browsers, HTML structure, XML, and the differences and benefits of XML and HTML. HTML uses tags to describe how content should appear and is processed by web browsers. Its structure includes head and body sections. XML was designed to store and transport data and allows custom tags, while HTML was designed to display data.

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HTML

The document discusses HTML, web browsers, HTML structure, XML, and the differences and benefits of XML and HTML. HTML uses tags to describe how content should appear and is processed by web browsers. Its structure includes head and body sections. XML was designed to store and transport data and allows custom tags, while HTML was designed to display data.

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What is HTML

 Similar to text document, however, just contains some tags.

 Tags: describe how the content should appear on the screen.

 This system of tags is known as HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)

Web Browsers
 The information written in tags is then processed by web browsers – how to display the
information.

 some examples:

 vu.edu.pk

 hec.gov.pk

HTML Structure
<html>

<head>

<title>demonstration page</title>

</head>

<body>

<h1>My Web Page</h1>

<p>Click here for another page.</p>

</body>

</html>

Acha is mein sirf ye yaad krna ky it’s structure consist of head and body.

W3schools ( ye ik website ha jahan sy HTML ky features wagera yaad kr skty hain)


XTML
 XML stands for extensible Markup Language

 Much like HTML

 Was designed to store and transport data

 Self Descriptive

XTML VS HTML
 XML was designed to carry data

 HTML was designed to display data.

 XML tags are not predefined as HTML.

 You can choose tags as per your requirement and convenience

BENEFITS
 It simplifies data sharing

 It simplifies data transport

 It simplifies platform changes

 It simplifies data availability.

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