HTML syntax refers to the specific set of rules that dictate how HTML code must be written for it to be correctly displayed by a web browser. This includes the use of tags enclosed in angle brackets (like ), attributes inside the tags, the use of quotation marks, and how to properly nest tags within one another. For example, an HTML document must start with a doctype declaration , the content must be placed inside tags, headings are created using
tags, links with tags, etc.
