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Figure 35.1 |
The general form of an HTML document. The head contains information about the document; the body contains the document itself. |
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Figure 35.2 |
The HTML document from Figure 35.1 with some of the unnecessary white space removed. A browser produces the same output for both documents. |
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Figure 35.3 |
Illustration of image alignment. As requested in the tag, text on the line is positioned in the middle of the image. |
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Figure 35.4 |
Example HTTP header returned by a server. The status code 200 on the first line indicates that the server honored the request; additional lines give further information about the requested item. |
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Figure 35.5 |
Major components of a Web browser. Dark arrows show the flow of data; other arrows show control paths. The data paths from clients to interpreters are not shown. |
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Figure 35.6 |
An example of XML for a corporate phone book. Each data item is given a name. |
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Data file 7 |
WWW browser session |
