Step 1: Watch the Chapter on URL Paths
- Make sure you understand the difference between **Absolute URLs** (full web addresses) and **Relative URLs** (paths to files in your folder).
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Step 2: Create 3 Links to External Websites (Absolute URLs)
- Use the `` tag to create a link.- For the `href` attribute, use the full URL of the external website (this is an **Absolute URL**).- Add the text you want to display as the link between the opening `` and closing `` tags.
**Example Code:**```htmlVisit GoogleVisit WikipediaVisit YouTube```
Step 3: Create 2 Links to Local HTML Pages in Your Folder** (Relative)
- Use the `` tag again.- For the `href` attribute, specify the path to the HTML file in your folder (this is a **Relative URL**).- If the files are in the same folder as your current HTML file, just use the file name (e.g., `page1.html`).
These page1.html are examples, you need to title them to match your index files!
**Example Code:**```htmlGo to Page 1Go to Page 2```
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Visit Google Visit Wikipedia Visit YouTube
Go to Page 1 Go to Page 2```
Key Points to Remember
Absolute URLs** always include the full website address (e.g., `https://www.google.com`).
Relative URLs** are used for files in your folder and depend on the file location (e.g., `page1.html`).
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