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when do we use what? Html? yeah you use it when you want develop the website

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Hi There!

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No you do not need to do everything from scratch everytime u want build a website. you can use a tamplate. there are many tamplate in the internet

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Do we need to do everything from scratch?

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Do we need to do everything from scratch?

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You use it when u want to hightlight the wor

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The meter element represents a scalar measurement within a known range, or a fractional value. This element isn’t a good fit to measure something like external temperature because it doesn’t have a fixed range. However, meter can be used to describe the occupied memory of a hard disk.The progress element is used to show the completion progress of a task. Unlike the meter element, the progress described by progress can be indeterminate. For example you could describe that a given task is progressing but that it is unknown when the task will be completed

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The DOCTYPE declaration, which must precede any other markup in the document, can look something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
It specifies the element type of the document's root element (HTML), a public identifier and a system identifier.The DOCTYPE declaration tells a validator (a program that checks the syntactic validity of a web page) against which DTD to test for compliance. Browsers didn't used to care about the DOCTYPE declaration, but modern browsers use it for a completely different purpose: deciding if the page is 'modern' (and presumably standards compliant) or old-school. This affects the rendering mode in IE5/Mac, IE6+/Win, Opera, Firefox (and other Gecko browsers), Safari, etc. A complete DOCTYPE declaration (including the system identifier) tells the browser that it is a modern document. If the system identifier is missing, or if there is no DOCTYPE declaration at all, browsers assume it is an old document and render it in 'quirks mode'.

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You can check your HTML by entering the page URL at http://validator.W3.org/.
First, at the very top of your HTML page, before the <HTML> tag, add the following:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">
Then when you check it at the validator, it knows that you are checking for "HTML 4.0 Transitional."

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Hi there . Can you help me on how to differentiate between meter and progress ?

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Hi there . Can you help me on how to differentiate between meter and progress ?

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Can I know when do we use the mark element ?

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Can I know when do we use the mark element ?

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Hello . Can I know why should we use the doctype declaration in HTML ? Is there any other declaration instead of doctype?

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Hello . Can I know why should we use the doctype declaration in HTML ? Is there any other declaration instead of doctype?

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Hi Sir , can I know is it possible for me to check if my HTML is correct ? If so, how can it be done ? Thanks !

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Hi Sir , can I know is it possible for me to check if my HTML is correct ? If so, how can it be done ? Thanks !

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Hi Sir