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HTML
Markup language
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Standardized document markup language for web browsing in a browser. Web browsers receive an HTML document from the server via HTTP/HTTPS protocols or open it from a local disk, then interpret the code into an interface that will be displayed on the monitor screen.
Year of release: 1990
Website: w3.org/html

What is a markup language in html?
HTML is a markup language for hypertext documents. It is needed to display in the browser a specially formatted document with many nested elements: headers, paragraphs, lists, hyperlinks, media sources, the location of images, video and audio.

How do I view the html code?
keyboard shortcut Ctrl+ Shift + I or right mouse button → "View code" is a convenient command to view not the entire source code of the page at once, but the code of individual elements on the page. The code panel will open on the same page, not in another window

What is html used for?
HyperText Markup Language — "hypertext markup language") is a standardized markup language for web pages on the World Wide Web. The HTML code is interpreted by browsers; the resulting page is displayed on the screen of a computer monitor or mobile device.

How do I open html?
For those who work with the Opera browser, to view the code, open: "View" - "Source Code" or press Ctrl + F3. Mozilla Firefox users can view the html code by right-clicking on the page and selecting "Page Source Code" in the context menu.