PRACTICAL NO. 1:- WORK WITH BASIC HTML TAGS
✯ ( VIII ) EXERCISE
✧ 1. Create a web page to display name of your college and save the page with your name.
✯ ( IX ) 'HTML CODE'
✯ ( XXXI ) Output ( Take screen shot of the webpage created as output and attach in here)
✧ 2. Create a web page to display name of any IT company you Know and save the page with your roll number.
✯ ( XXXI ) Output ( Take screen shot of the webpage created as output and attach in here)
✯ ( XV ) Practical Related Questions
✧ (1) State the role of browser and list names of various browsers.
✯ ANSWER
1Here are some commonly used web browsers:
1. Google Chrome
2. Mozilla Firefox
4. Microsoft Edge (formerly Internet Explorer)
5. Opera
6. Brave
7. Vivaldi
8. UC Browser
9. Samsung Internet Browser
10.Tor Browser
✧ (2) Differentiate between static and dynamic websites.
✯ ANSWER
1.Static Websites:
1.Content:
Static websites display the same pre-built content to all users, regardless of their interactions with the site.
2.Content Generation:
Content on static websites is fixed and does not change unless manually updated by the website owner.
3.Technologies:
HTML, CSS, and sometimes JavaScript are primarily used to build static websites.
4.Advantages:
Static websites are easy to create and host, typically requiring less server resources and maintenance. They are suitable for simple sites with content that doesn't need frequent updates.
5.Examples:
Brochure websites, personal blogs, and small business websites.
2.Dynamic Websites:
1.Content: Dynamic websites generate content dynamically based on user interactions, input, or data from databases.
2.Content Generation: Content on dynamic websites is generated on-the-fly, allowing for customization and personalization based on user preferences or actions.
3.Technologies: Dynamic websites use server-side scripting languages like PHP, Python, Ruby, or JavaScript (with Node.js) to generate content dynamically. They often integrate with databases to retrieve and display information.
4.Advantages: Dynamic websites are highly interactive and can handle complex functionality such as user authentication, e-commerce transactions, and content management systems (CMS). They are suitable for sites that require frequent updates or user-specific content.
5.Examples: Social media platforms, e-commerce websites, online forums, and content management systems like WordPress and Drupal.
✧ (3) Write steps to save created HTML CODE
✯ ANSWER
1. Open a Text Editor:
2. Write or Paste HTML Code:
3. Save the File:
4. Choose "Save As":
5. Choose File Name and Location: e to indicate that it's an HTML file.
6. Select Save Location: e dialog box.
7. Save the File: ou've chosen the file name and location, click the "Save" button to save the HTML file to your computer.
8. Verify:
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