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How to put an image on an HTML page?


To put an image on an HTML page, you need to use the ‘img’ HTML tag and set the ‘src’ attribute to the path where the image can be found. Here is an example:

```
Some description of the image
```
In this example, ‘your-image.jpg’ is the image file you want to display on your page. It could also be a path to an image located on the web. The ‘alt’ attribute is used as alternate text if the image cannot be displayed.

Note: Always close your img tags in HTML.


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