What is HTML?

HTML Stands for HyperText Markup Language

HyperText Markup Language, or HTML, is the basic code that makes up the foundation of every website on the World Wide Web. HTML is used to mark up text and other page content and define how a web page is structured.

A web page is made up of lots of content—text, images, even videos. Each of these pieces of content is marked up using HTML syntax which is a collection of words and symbols that can be understood by computer programs. HTML is also used to describe the structure of the page, defining each of the different sections it may have such as a header, content area, and footer.

* The HTML is a Markup Language, But not a programming language

The total HTML is made up of tags, these tags consist of the content and inside the opening tags we can use some attributes

The attributes are the main key role in adding the functionality and even styling

What is Styling?

Here comes the CSS into the picture CSS Stands for Cascading Style Sheets

Cascading Style Sheets are basically used to style the entire website. Every page we see on the internet is created using HTML and styled using CSS. Without CSS the page looks very basic.