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In this HTML tutorial I would like to introduce two concepts to you:
- DOCTYPE
- Styles
The DOCTYPE
Currently as of the date this was published, web browsers are (mostly) supporting HTML 5. HTML has gone through several versions and variations over it's lifetime, and because of this it's highly suggested that you include something called a DOCTYPE. The purpose of a DOCTYPE is to tell the web browsers what version of HTML you are using on any given webpage. The benefit of telling the web-browser what version of HTML you are using is that you save it from having to "guess", which can often lead to strange behavior.
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