HTML documents are simply text files in which extra tags have been added within angle brackets, like this: <head>. So, for example, the tag <i> tells the web browser that all following text should be displayed using an italic font. And when a </i> is encountered, the preceding slash (/) character tells the browser to disable the italics. Therefore you frequently find HTML tags in pairs. For example, in the following line of HTML the word fox will appear in bold face, and dog in italics:
The <b>fox</b> jumps over the <i>dog</i>.
The result looks like this: The fox jumps over the dog.
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