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Welcome to Chapter 4 of our HTML Mastery Course by ConceptualCode!
In this video, we’ll dive deep into HTML Links and Anchor Tags — one of the most essential elements of web development.

🔍 What you'll learn in this video: • What are anchor (a) tags?
• What is the href attribute?
• How to create clickable links
• Difference between absolute and relative URLs
• Opening links in new tab using target="_blank"
• Link styling tips
• Internal page links (using IDs)
• What is the link tag in head and how is it different?
• Real-time examples & VS Code practice

💡 We’ll not just teach you theory but show you how to use these tags practically in Visual Studio Code and understand how navigation really works in websites.

🌐 Whether you're a student, job-seeker, or beginner — this video will build your strong base in linking web pages and adding resources to your website.

📌 Watch till the end for tips, tricks, and a mini-practice assignment!


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