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ELEMENTS

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The objects that make up and define an HTML code

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italic tag

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A tag which will put the enclosed text in Italics as a stylistic choice.(<i>.....</i>)

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HTML TAGS

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tags which are required to enclose an HTML document in order for it to interpret properly

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Various statements that gives the definition of an object in HTML.

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blockquote tag

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Tags which may be used to surround a blockquote, and add the proper indentation for such.( <blockquote>.....</blockquote>)

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HTML COMMENTS

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tags which can be inserted into an HTML document to leave notes fro the programmers and others, to read the code more easily

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heading tags

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tags that can be used to declare headings ranging from <h1> all the way <h6> with <h1> being the largest

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strong tag

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a tag used to bold different lines of text and add strength to the pronunciation of screen readers

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child elements

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elements of code that are nested within other elements of the same code

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bold tag

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a tag used to bold certain aspects of text when the bold font is for stylistic choice

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DOCTYPE DECLARATION

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A tag which is written at the very top of an HTML document and tells the browser that this document is written in HTML, it does not require a closing tag(<!DOCTYPE html>)

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Body tags

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these tags must enclose everything written within an HTML document as a best practice.

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emmet abbreviations

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Abbreviated commands within some text editors that simplify certain aspects of writing code.

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emphasis tag

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A tag similar to the strong tag, which italicizes text and adds emphasis to the pronunciation of screen readers

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paragraph tag

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tags which are used to surround plain blocks of text

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screen readers

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software used for the blind and the hearing impaired to read text from a website or document

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parent elements

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an element of code which has another element nested with in

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