Question

Larry has created a web page using HTML 4.01. He hasn’t included the declaration in the file. When he opens the page in a browser, Larry sees a page load error. Why does Larry need to use the declaration in an HTML file?
A.
to define the HTML version in which the page is written
B.
to define the web language in which the page is written
C.
to tell the browser what the content is
D.
to check whether the code is error-free

Answer 1

Hey,

So larry needs to declare the html file so that the web broswer knows where the content for the page is stored. this is also done with CSS for style sheets (I added some sample code to help you out with how to link a CSS Style Sheet.)

Hope this helps

Here is that sample code

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style sheet.css"/><title>Home</title>

Hope  this helps

-Toby aka scav