HTML
HTML, short for Hypertext Markup Language, is a markup language used to structure and format content on the web. HTML is used to create the structure of a web page, including the text, images, and other media, and to define how the content is to be presented and interacted with by the user.
HTML is a key component of the web, and it is the foundation upon which other web technologies, such as CSS and JavaScript, are built. HTML is based on a system of tags, which are used to mark up the content of a web page, and these tags are interpreted by web browsers to render the content on the screen.
HTML has evolved over time, and the latest version of HTML is HTML5, which introduces new features and capabilities, such as support for audio and video, better support for mobile devices, and new APIs for interacting with web pages. HTML5 is the most widely used version of HTML, and it is the foundation of modern web development.
To learn HTML, you can start by reading the HTML5 specification and tutorials, and by practicing writing and experimenting with HTML code. There are also many online courses, books, and other resources that can help you learn HTML and become proficient in web development.