Multiple choice technology web technology

What's the difference between HTTP and HTML?

  1. HTML describes what's on the page; HTTP allows sites to communicate with each other

  2. HTTP describes what's on the page; HTML allows sites to communicate with each other.

  3. nothing similar

  4. There's no difference; they mean the same thing.
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Explanation

HTML is a markup language that describes content and structure on web pages (text, images, links). HTTP is a protocol that enables communication between web servers and browsers, allowing sites to transmit HTML and other resources. They serve different purposes - HTML is content, HTTP is the transport mechanism.

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