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8. A list where all the list items are arranged in a particular order – Ordered list.
11.Three tags used to create a definition list are - <DL>, <DT> and <DD>.
1. What are basic tags which are used in every webpage and Explain in one
sentence any two of them?
a. <HTML>, <HEAD> <TITLE> and <BODY> are the basic tags that are
used in every webpage.
b. Whatever is enclosed in the title tag appears on the title bar of the
browser window.
c. Whatever is enclosed in the body tag appears in the working area of
the browser window.
2. Explain any two points to consider while using attributes with the tags.
a. Attributes must be used inside the tag followed by a space. The value
of the attribute must be given after the = sign. If the value is more
than one word then it must be enclosed in quotations.
5. What are ordered lists and unordered lists and how are they created in HTML.
Explain with an example.
a. Ordered List is one where all the list items are arranged in a particular order
and have a number or letter in a sequence in front of them. The <OL> tag is
used to indicate the type of list we want to create and then each list item can
be indicated with <LI>.
b. An Unordered list is similar to an ordered list except for its list are not
arranged in any particular order or sequence. An unordered list is created
with a <UL> tag with <LI> tag being used again to indicate each list item.
6. What are container tags and empty tags? Explain with examples.
a. Container tags : The tags which are used in pairs are called container tags.
The container tags have both a beginning and a closing tag. Eg <html>
</html>
b. Empty tags : The tags which are used as single and not in pairs are called
empty tags. These tags do not have any ending tag. Empty tags represent
formatting constructs such as line breaks and for inserting images.
<ul>
<li> Cities in Karnataka
<ol>
<li> Bangalore
<li>Mysore
<li>Mangalore
</ol>
<li>cities in tamilnadu
<ol>
<li>Chennai
<li>Madurai
<li>Ooty
</ol>
</ul>
II. Hyperlink
A text or graphic that acts like a cross reference link.
Static pages
Already prepared HTML pages
<dl>
<dt>hyperlink</dt>
<dd> A text or graphic that acts like a cross reference link.</dd>
<dt>static pages</dt>
<dd> Already prepared HTML pages</dd>
</dl>