HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is the universal language used to produce pages on the World Wide Web. HTML documents are plain-text files containing the text which is to be shown on a World Wide Web page along with a set of instructions (HTML codes) on how the text is to be displayed by a World Wide Web browser. Furthermore, there may be instructions about the display of pictures, about links to other World Wide Web pages, etc.
A stored collection of text and HyperText Markup Language (or HTML) used as instructions to a web browser about how to render web page. An HTML file defines the structure of web page and to a lesser degree its format or appearance.
a basic text file that employes "markup tags" to indicate where text formatting such as bold and italic should be applied
a file with the commands necessary to format the file as a web page
a formatted file that can be read by a Web browser
an ASCII file of text which also include instructions to a browser, mostly about displaying the text
a regular text file that you create and edit with a text editor, just the way you write a java program
a simple text file containing small markup tags
a text file, and it can be read by human beings, not only by computers
a text file and it can therefore be easily created in any text editor
a text file containing markup tags indicating the page structure
a text file containing simple tags known as HTML elements which normally surround text
a text file made up of markup tags
a text file that contains markup tags for telling the browser how to display the web page
Hyper-Text Markup Language. This is the standard format used to create pages on the World Wide Web. You can save a Web page to an HTML file on your PC from your Web browser.