The video tutorial explains how to work with links in HTML, covering both absolute and relative links. It starts with an introduction to the types of links, followed by setting up an HTML document. The tutorial then demonstrates how to create links using the A tag and save them. Finally, it shows how to test the links and understand the difference between absolute and relative paths.

What is the main difference between absolute and relative links in HTML?

• Absolute links are used for internal navigation, while relative links are for external websites.

• Absolute links require a full URL, while relative links are based on the root path of the website.

• Relative links are more secure than absolute links.

• Absolute links are faster to load than relative links.

Which tag is used to declare the document type in an HTML file?

Where should the title of an HTML page be placed?

• Inside the tag

• Inside the tag

• Inside the

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• Inside the tag

Which HTML tag is used to create a hyperlink?

What should you do after setting a link in an HTML document to test it?

• Close the document and reopen it.

• Save the document and refresh the browser.

• Save the document and run it.

• Delete the document and recreate it.