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HTML
HTML5 Basics
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HTML Introduction
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HTML Editors
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HTML Basic
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HTML Elements
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HTML Attributes
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HTML Headings
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HTML Paragraphs
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HTML Styles
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HTML Formatting
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HTML Quotations
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HTML Comments
HTML Styling and Design
HTML Links and Media
HTML Layout and Structure
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HTML Tables
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HTML Lists
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HTML Block & Inline
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HTML Div
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HTML Classes
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HTML Id
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HTML Head
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HTML Layout
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HTML Responsive
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HTML Computercode
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HTML Semantics
HTML Forms
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HTML Forms
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HTML Form Attributes
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HTML Form Elements
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HTML Input Types
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HTML Input Attributes
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Input Form Attributes
HTML Graphics
HTML APIs
HTML Advanced Topics
HTML Comments
🔹 What are HTML Comments?
HTML comments are lines in your HTML code that are not displayed in the browser. They are used to:
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Explain the code
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Leave notes for yourself or other developers
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Temporarily disable parts of code during testing
🔹 Syntax of a Comment
<!-- This is a comment -->
💡 Comments can be added anywhere in the HTML document.
🔹 Example: Basic Comment
<!-- This is a heading section -->
<h1>Welcome to My Website</h1>
🔹 Commenting Out Code
You can use comments to disable code without deleting it.
<!-- <p>This paragraph will not be shown.</p> -->
🔹 Multiline Comment
<!--
This is a multiline comment.
It will not be displayed in the browser.
Use it to explain complex code.
-->
🔹 Where Can You Use Comments?
✅ Inside <body> or <head>
✅ Before or after elements
✅ Inside complex blocks of HTML code
🔹 Why Use Comments?
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To help others understand your code
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To test code by disabling specific sections
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To organize code with section labels
🛑 Best Practices
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Don’t overuse comments — write clean code instead
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Keep comments short and meaningful
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Avoid leaving unnecessary commented-out code in final version
Practice Questions
Q1. Add a comment saying “Header section” before an <h1> tag.
Q2. Write a comment above a paragraph describing the content.
Q3. Disable a <div> element using a comment.
Q4. Write a multiline comment explaining your HTML layout.
Q5. Add a comment to separate the header and footer sections.
Q6. Use a comment to explain a link’s purpose.
Q7. Comment out an image tag and check it disappears.
Q8. Place a comment inside the <head> tag.
Q9. Use comments to label different sections of a web page.
Q10. Write a comment inside a form describing each input field.
HTML
HTML5 Basics
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HTML Introduction
-
HTML Editors
-
HTML Basic
-
HTML Elements
-
HTML Attributes
-
HTML Headings
-
HTML Paragraphs
-
HTML Styles
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HTML Formatting
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HTML Quotations
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HTML Comments
HTML Styling and Design
HTML Links and Media
HTML Layout and Structure
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HTML Tables
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HTML Lists
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HTML Block & Inline
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HTML Div
-
HTML Classes
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HTML Id
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HTML Head
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HTML Layout
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HTML Responsive
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HTML Computercode
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HTML Semantics
HTML Forms
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HTML Forms
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HTML Form Attributes
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HTML Form Elements
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HTML Input Types
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HTML Input Attributes
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Input Form Attributes
HTML Graphics
HTML APIs
HTML Advanced Topics
