My First Page

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2) HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language
HTML is a markup language used to structure text and multimedia documents and to set up hypertext links between documents, used extensively on the World Wide Web. HTML tags most commonly come in pairs like h1 and /h1, although some tags represent empty elements and so are unpaired, for example img. The first tag in a pair is the start tag, and the second tag is the end tag (they are also called opening tags and closing tags)
3) Tags are the basic structure of an HTML document includes tags, which surround content and apply meaning to it. for example < h1>< /h1> is heading one and will make text appear like this:

heading one

Elements are the contents of tags that make up web pages. For example text on the page within tags.
Tags can also have attributes, which are extra bits of information. Attributes appear inside the opening tag and their values sit inside quotation marks. Attributes cane be used for formatting for example the positioning of text or images.
4) is the tag for paraghraph and is used for body text Hello world! will appear as normal text.
 Hello world! < html>
< head>
< title>My First Page < /title>
< /head>
< /html>
my first webpage will appear in the tab name
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6d) to write comments in html you type < !-- to begin and -- > to end
6e)code commenting is for people viewing the code and will only be shown in html editors and not displayed to users. writing comments scan be used to make notes on code and can allow others to understand it better or to make memos about the code
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7)links

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9) here are 2 examples of online html editors. I prefer the first one because the second one is rather basic and I think that it would be a lot easier for someone who has just begun learning to use because it has a lot more options where the code is explained and examples.

10a)Do you think this is a fair assessment? yes
10b)Does it include all the features important to web users？yes
10c)Did it change your opinion of your most-used browser? no i still like using chrome because i feel comfortable using it and it works fine for me
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15)the problems with internet explorer Microsoft Stopped Trying By the time Microsoft released Internet Explorer 6 in 2001, complete with lots of new features for web developers, since there was no competition and they had a 95% market share, Microsoft just stopped trying—seriously, they did nothing for 5 years even after Firefox was released and geeks started migrating left and right. Microsoft-Specific Features The whole problem with Microsoft’s innovation is that much of it was done in ways that didn’t follow the web standards—this wasn’t as big of a problem when Internet Explorer was the only game in town, but once Firefox and Webkit came around and started following the standards correctly, suddenly it became a huge problem for web developers. Security Holes and Crashing Since Microsoft decided they didn’t need to try anymore, and they didn’t keep up with the competition from Firefox and other browsers, bugs and security holes just cropped up left and right—really terrible ones, too. For instance, this code is all that is required to crash IE6:
17)The chemical formula for ammonium phosphate is (NH₄)₃PO₄. This will appear in html as (NH4)3PO4
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19)Top 5 movies of 1012:

1.	The Dark Knight Rises	8.7/10
2.	The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey	8.1/10
3.	The Avengers	8.2/10
4.	Brave	7.2/10
5.	The Amazing Spider-Man	7.1/10

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Crocotta	Descriptions of this weird dog-being vary, but most accounts describe the crocotta—or leucrotta—as a dog that travels around India looking for people to kill and eat. The crocotta is another of those creatures that could have been either a fabrication of explorers or a misinterpretation by ancient zoologists. It is said to mimic human noises to attract its victims and devour them. If you manage to survive—which is unlikely—you can rip out its crystal eyes and put them under your tongue. Congratulations, you can now tell the future.
Catoblepas	Cows aren’t the most menacing creatures. Come on, with their adorable faces and deliciousness they don’t exactly scream danger—unless you’re talking about Mad Cow Disease, or their mythical cousin the catoblepas. Mythology produces some strange animals, but this one is really out there. The catoblepas was a cow that grazed on the banks of rivers. Its breath, because of the plants it ate, was horribly toxic, and its stare could kill you. It’s thought that tales of the creature arose from sightings of wildebeest, which seems somewhat unfair to the wildebeest.
Ao Ao	Nothing like the ao ao comes along even in bestiaries or the Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual. Said to look like a sheep or a peccary (a type of jungle pig), the ao ao is a dangerous, fanged monster that would like to make you into its dinner. The name is said to come from the noise it makes, and to stop it you have to run around a sacred tree. It will then become disoriented and stop chasing you. The only question then is how you’re going to get out of a Paraguayan forest.
Indian Ants	Warning: Creepy-crawlies of gigantic proportions ahead. Ants are among nature’s greatest builders and workers but, like most insects, they give some people the heebie-jeebies. Fortunately for those people, ants are usually small and quite harmless—unless you go to South America or encounter fire ants or myriad other nasty critters.Unfortunately, the ancients decided that regular ants having lethal cousins wasn’t enough and decided to weave a tale of giant ants guarding gold. The legends say that, somewhere out there in the world, giant ants protect massive hoards of treasure in distant deserts, spots where man has rarely been. If you can get past the ant, the gold is yours. Of course, few get past it. Why? Well . . . giant ant. Need we say more?
Aspidochelone	This is one ripped straight out of a storybook. Let’s say you and your buddies are out at sea, and you come across an island. The map doesn’t say there’s an island where you are, but you foolishly decide to dock there. After a while, the island begins to move. Say hello to the scaly wonder that is an aspidochelone. The creature is an enormous turtle whose back resembles an island, often developing foliage and even becoming home to wildlife over time. When unfortunate sailors light a fire on its back, the aspidochelone swims back underwater, drowns the sailors, and destroys their ship. Not exactly the tropical vacation anyone wanted.