|Understanding the basic structure of HTML through examples|

: Meaning of each line
- Line 1: This is the DOCTYPE definition, which declares what type of document the document is.
- Line 2: Tag indicating the beginning of an HTML sentence
- Line 3: Tag indicating the start of the head statement
- Lines 4 to 6: The part that contains the specifications (charset, content) and explanation of the relevant HTML. Several elements are included, including TITLE, META, LINK, CHARSET, and SCRIPT.
- Line 7: (BLANK)
- Lines 8 to 10: This is where you enter the body of the document. You can see the results entered at the top of the browser.
- Line 11: Tag that ends the HTML document. Usually, the ending tag has </> within the tag.