Basics of Web Design: HTML5 & CSS3 (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 2, Problem 2HOE
Program Plan Intro
- • Include the HTML tag using <html>.
- ○ Include the header tag using <head>.
- ■ Include the title on the webpage using <title> tag.
- ■ Include the heading to be displayed in the webpage using <h2> </h2> tag pair.
- ○ Close the header tag using </head>.
- ○ Include the body tag using <body>.
- ■ Include the unordered list using <ul>.
- ○ Include the required content to display in unordered list.
- ■ Close the unordered list tag using </ul>.
- ○ Include the required content to display in unordered list.
- ■ Include the unordered list using <ul>.
- ○ Close the body tag using </body>.
- ○ Include the header tag using <head>.
- • Close the file using </html> tag.
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