Html tutorial for beginners in telugu Part 10

html tutorial for beginners in telugu

When you are starting to learn HTML, you will discover that there are a lot of jargon terms you should understand in order to be effective. Two of the most common terms you will see are “tag” and “element.” And, while they are similar in meaning, they are not really synonyms.

Answer:
The short answer is that both tags and elements refer to the markup used to write HTML. For example, you might use the <p> tag to define a paragraph or the <a> </a> element to create links. Many people use the terms tag and element interchangeably, and if you find that easier, you can too. But there is a slight difference between the two terms.

HTML Tags

HTML is a markup language, which means that it is written with codes that can be read by a person, without needing to be compiled. In other words, the text on a web page is “marked up” with these codes to tell the browser how to display the text.

And these markup tags are the HTML tags themselves.

When you write HTML, you are writing HTML tags. These are made up of:

• A less-than sign <
• A word or character
• Optional space followed by:
• Any number of optional HTML attributes in the form of a name="value" pair
• And finally a greater-than sign >