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The document provides a series of HTML practice problems ranging from basic to advanced levels. It covers various topics including page structure, text formatting, lists, forms, tables, and embedding media. Each problem is designed to enhance understanding and application of HTML concepts and elements.

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html interview

The document provides a series of HTML practice problems ranging from basic to advanced levels. It covers various topics including page structure, text formatting, lists, forms, tables, and embedding media. Each problem is designed to enhance understanding and application of HTML concepts and elements.

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# Basic HTML Practice Problems

1. **Basic Page Structure**

Create a basic HTML page with the title "My First Webpage" and a heading that says "Welcome to My
Website".

2. **Paragraphs and Line Breaks**

Add three paragraphs of text to your HTML page, with the second paragraph containing a line break in
the middle.

3. **Text Formatting**

Use HTML to bold, italicize, and underline different parts of a single paragraph of text.

4. **Headings**

Create a webpage with all six levels of headings (h1 to h6) and observe the differences in size.

5. **Lists**

- Create an ordered list of three favorite movies.

- Create an unordered list of three favorite books.

6. **Links**

Add a link to your favorite website, with the text "Click here to visit my favorite website".

7. **Images**

Add an image to your HTML page. Use an online image URL for this.

8. **Image Attributes**

Add an image to your page with specific width and height attributes.
# Intermediate HTML Practice Problems

9. **Nested Lists**

Create a nested list where one of the items in the ordered list contains an unordered list.

10. **Tables**

Create a table with 3 columns and 4 rows, including headers for each column.

11. **Table Attributes**

Add borders and padding to your table.

12. **Forms**

Create a form with:

- An input field for a name.

- An input field for an email.

- An input field for a password.

- A submit button.

13. **Form Attributes**

Add labels to each form field.

14. **Form Validation**

Add required validation to the email and password fields.

15. **Text Areas**

Add a text area to your form with a label "Comments".


16. **Radio Buttons and Checkboxes**

- Add a group of radio buttons for selecting gender (Male, Female, Other).

- Add a group of checkboxes for selecting hobbies (e.g., Reading, Traveling, Cooking).

17. **Drop-down Menus**

Create a drop-down menu with a list of countries.

18. **Semantic Elements**

Use semantic HTML5 elements like `<header>`, `<footer>`, `<article>`, and `<section>` to organize your
content.

19. **Embedding Media**

- Embed a YouTube video on your webpage.

- Add an audio player to your page that plays a specific audio file.

- Embed a Google map using an iframe.

20. **Audio**

Add an audio player to your page that plays a specific audio file.

21. **Iframes**

Embed a Google map using an iframe.

22. **Comments**

Add comments to your HTML code explaining different sections.

23. **Special Characters**

Display special characters like ©, ™, and &.


24. **Anchor Links**

Create a page with multiple sections and add anchor links to navigate to different sections within the
same page.

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# Advanced HTML Practice Problems

25. **HTML Forms with Action and Method**

Create a form with an action attribute pointing to a fictional server-side script and using both GET and
POST methods.

26. **Fieldsets and Legends**

Group related form elements using `<fieldset>` and `<legend>`.

27. **Image Maps**

Create an image map with clickable areas.

28. **Responsive Images**

Use the `<picture>` element to display different images based on the viewport size.

29. **Favicon**

Add a favicon to your webpage.

30. **Linking CSS**

Link an external CSS file to your HTML page.

31. **Meta Tags**

Add meta tags for description, keywords, and author.


32. **HTML Entities**

Display a string with various HTML entities.

33. **Tables with Merged Cells**

Create a table with cells that span multiple rows and columns.

34. **Button Elements**

Add different types of buttons to your form (submit, reset, button).

35. **Progress Bar**

Add a progress bar to your webpage.

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