In this first blog, we'll answer questions like What is HTML? Why learn HTML? What are the different versions of HTML?

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. Each word has its meaning:

      Hypertext- It links web pages.
      Markup- Marks specific types of texts. 

HTML is a language that maintains the links between web pages by highlighting specific types of texts.

Why learn HTML?

A frontend developer's skills include HTML, CSS, and JAVASCRIPT, including their frameworks. An HTML design is the basic structure of a web page.

Different versions of HTML:

There are various versions of HTML. They are as follows:

1. HTML 1.0- This was the first version of HTML. It could link various documents using href. Overall, 20 tags were there.
2. HTML 2.0- This was the second version of HTML.
3. HTML 3.0- This was the third version of HTML. Tables, subscripts, superscripts, text flow around images, etc.
4. HTML 4.01- This was the fourth version of HTML. Scripting style sheets and form frames were there.
5. XHTML- This was the fifth version of HTML. Strict rules were there.
6. HTML 5.0- This is the latest version of HTML. Multimedia, Iframes, etc.

In the next blog, we'll learn about the syntax, tags, and attributes in HTML.

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