HTML is the "mother tongue" of the browser. To make a long story short, HTML was invented by a scientist named Tim Berners Lee. He invented HTML to make it easier for scientists from different universities to obtain each other's research documents. The great success of HTML greatly exceeded Tim Berners Lee's initial expectations. By inventing HTML, he laid the foundation for the World Wide Web as we know it today. HTML is a language that enables us to display information (such as scientific research information) on the Internet. The web page you see is the result of the browser's interpretation of HTML. To view the HTML code of a web page, just click View on the browser menu bar and select the source file. What can HTML be used for? If you want to be a website, learning HTML is inevitable. Even if you use Dreamweaver and other tools to make a website, knowing basic HTML knowledge will make you feel more relaxed in the process of making a website and help you make a better website. Fortunately, HTML is easy to learn and use. Through the following two lessons, you will learn how to make your first website. HTML is used to make websites. It's that simple! HTML is the abbreviation of Hypertext Markup Language-in fact, you don't need to know this at present, but in order to adapt to the learning order, please explain it in detail. Hyper is relative to linear. A long time ago, at that time, computer programs were still running in a straight line: when a computer program completed an action, it went to the next line, and after this line ended, it continued to move down, and so on. But HTML is different. You can jump anywhere at any time. For example, you don't have to go to MSN.com before you go to HTML.net. Text means it speaks for itself. Tagging refers to how to handle text. Marking text is similar to bolding it in a text editing program or setting a line as a title or list item. Language) HTML is a language that uses many English words.