HTML documents are structured into two parts.
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BODY & TAIL
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HEAD & TAIL
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HEAD & BODY
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FIRST & BODY
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Explanation
An HTML document is structured into two main sections: the HEAD section (contains meta-information, title, links to stylesheets/scripts) and the BODY section (contains the actual visible content displayed on the webpage). This is standard HTML document structure.
AI explanation
An HTML document is structured into two main parts: the HEAD (containing metadata, title, links to stylesheets/scripts — not rendered as visible page content) and the BODY (containing the actual visible content of the page: text, images, elements). There is no 'TAIL' or 'FIRST' section in HTML structure, so the other options are made-up pairings.