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What is HTML, and what does it do?
Correct Answer:
HyperText Markup Language; structures content for the web.
Explanation:
HTML is the language used to structure content on the web. It uses tags to mark up parts of a page—headings, paragraphs, lists, images, links, forms—so a browser can understand what each piece is and render it appropriately. The “HyperText” part refers to hyperlinks that connect documents across the web, and “Markup” means you describe the content’s role and meaning rather than how it should look. Styling and layout are handled by CSS, and interactivity is added with JavaScript, but HTML provides the essential structure that those technologies work with. That’s why the description that defines HTML as HyperText Markup Language and emphasizes structuring content for the web is the best fit.

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