The Full Stack Web Development - Course Introduction: Introduction

The video tutorial introduces HTML as a markup language used for creating web pages. It explains the difference between HTML and programming languages, emphasizing that HTML is not a programming language. The tutorial covers HTML elements, tags, and attributes, and provides examples of HTML page structure. It discusses doctype declarations for different HTML versions and explains common HTML tags. The video also differentiates between block and inline elements and guides viewers on creating a simple HTML web page using a text editor.

What is HTML primarily used for?

• Programming server-side logic

• Structuring web content

• Designing database schemas

• Creating dynamic web applications

Which section of an HTML document contains metadata and links to CSS files?

• Main

• Footer

• Body

• Head

What does the HTML5 doctype declaration look like?

Which of the following is a self-closing tag in HTML?

What is the main difference between block-level and inline elements?

• Block-level elements take up the full width available, while inline elements only take up the necessary width.

• Block-level elements are deprecated, while inline elements are not.

• Block-level elements are used for styling, while inline elements are used for scripting.

• Block-level elements are always visible, while inline elements are hidden.

Which of the following is an example of a block-level element?

What is required to view an HTML file in a browser?

• A database connection

• No server is needed, just open the file in a browser

• A web server

• A text editor