ITPEC IP October 2019 Question 9
Which of the following is usually created using HTML?
Explanation
Web page — HTML is the markup language in which web pages are written.
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) marks up a page's content with tags such as <h1>, <p>, <a> and <img>: headings, paragraphs, hyperlinks to other pages and images. A web server sends the HTML file, and the browser interprets the tags to lay out the page; CSS usually adds the styling and JavaScript the behaviour.
Answer (b)
Why not others:
- •(a) Web browser — the application that downloads and displays HTML pages; it reads HTML but is itself a program written in languages such as C++
- •(c) Cookie — a small piece of data a web server asks the browser to store and send back on later visits, for example to keep a login session
- •(d) SQL program — SQL is the language for defining, querying and updating relational databases, not a way to build pages
Key rule: HTML describes the structure of a web page with tags and the browser renders it; markup languages such as HTML and XML describe documents, while programming and query languages give instructions.
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