Homework # 3

1. Define:
www- stands for “World Wide Web.” Standard beginning code to a website or URL.
Html- Stands for hypertext markup language. A set of tags and rules used in the coding of hypertext documents. 

P- Or P-Frames (predictive frames) are groups of pictures that are played back in a video motion. Follow I-Frame’s.
A- is an anchor element that is used to define both hyperlinks and anchors.
Br- is a single line break. Br is an empty tag which means it has no end tag.
A href- the “a” element defines an address inside a document; “href” defines the “address” link.
H1 to h6- are used to define HTML headings. H1 defines the largest heading and H6 defines the smallest heading.
Body- contains all the body elements of the webpage: text, hyperlinks, images, tables, lists, etc.
B- Or B-Frame (bi-directional frame). Rely on preceding frames. Only display the bits of information that differ from the previous frames.
I- Or I-Frame (intraframe). I-Frames are interspersed between P-Frames and B-Frames. They contain more bits and take up more storage space.
Bgcolor- is used to control the background color elements of a webpage.
Img src- the “img” of the tag embeds an image into html. To hold its place it must be identified with either “alt” or “src”. “Src” specifies the URL of an image.

2. How do you write code for a simple website?
You write code for a simple website by following a basic structure marked by a series of tags. For example the title of the website is coded by