HTML Body

`<body>`

<p> = paragraph
<h1>...<h6> = heading
<ul> = unordered list / dot
<ol> = ordered list / number
<table>
- <thead> = header in table
  - <tr> = stands for table row.
    - <th> = stands for table header.
    - <td> = stands for table data.
<img alt="alternative text for accessibility" src="PATH">
<video autoplay loop muted width="1280">
- <source> src="PATH" type="video/mp4"
- </video>
<a> = anchor, tag
- <a href="https://www.harvard.edu">Harvard</a>
- href = hypertext reference
- target: HTML a target Attribute
<form>
```
<form action="https://www.google.com/search" method="get">
    <input name="q" type="text">
    <input type="submit">
</form>
```
- First, we have a <form> tag that has an action of Google’s search URL, with a method of GET.
- Inside the form, we have one <input>, with the name q, and another <input> with the type of submit. When the second input, a button, is clicked, the form will automatically add the input to the URL.
- So when we open search.html in our browser, we can use the form to search via Google.