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gilbertjames8 01-18-2012 03:59 AM

What separates HTML from HTP?
 
HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. HTTP is a client-server protocol by which machines communicate using a reliable, connection-oriented transport service such as the TCP. HTTP provides a set of rules & standards that govern how knowledge is transmitted on the World Wide Web. A browser is an HTTP client because it sends requests to an HTTP server, which then sends responses back to the client.HTML Is the primary format used on the World Wide Web. HTML can display Web pages with a wide range of colors, shapes, & objects. Although not a true programming language, HTML has Increased In power over the years.HTML is actually a loosely defined subset of XML. However, whereas XML Is a strict language, HTML takes lots of liberties that have helped it become the popular presentation device It Is today.

spinxwebdesign 01-18-2012 04:57 AM

HTTP is the protocol which works as mediator between web pages and browser and HTML is the language by which creates web pages. Thanks for above information.

nicholasvolcker 04-19-2012 09:32 PM

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franklinmarx 04-24-2012 11:23 PM

The browser is an HTTP client, because it sends a request to the HTTP server, and then send a response back client.HTML is the main format used on the World Wide Web. HTML can display colors, shapes, and objects a wide range of web pages.

mertonlevin 04-29-2012 11:39 PM

For those of you who are not so aware, HTTP is the acronym for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is a client server protocol wherein communication is present and it has good orientation between machines.


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