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Introduction to attributes in HTML tutorial

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A very basic introduction to attributes in HTML

- Why do we need attributes in html
- how to use attributes
- predefined attributes in html
- attributes id, class, style, href



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techsith published this 13:50 video tutorial on October 25, 2014. It has been watched 16,070 times on YouTube.

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