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In the beginning, there was the Web, and with the Web came HTML, short for HyperText Mark-up Language. HTML provides a standard way to define the content and structure of a document to be displayed by a web browser. Although the set of mark-up tags that can be used in HTML is large and can be complex, the amount you must learn right off the bat is small.
Here you will see a skeleton HTML used in every document worth its salt that has the .html or .htm suffix. You will be introduced to the mark-up tags used for basic text formatting, creating lists, and using links.