A website is simply a collection of web-pages. A web page or web documents written in HTML (HyperText Markup Language). These Web pages can be viewed using any web browser and Internet.

• Notepad is a text and source code editor for use with Microsoft Windows. It supports tabbed editing, which allows working with multiple open files in a single window. The project's name comes from the C increment operator. Notepad is distributed as free software.
• Notepad is a free (as in “free speech” and also as in “free beer”) source code editor and Notepad replacement that supports several languages. Running in the MS Windows environment, its use is governed by GPL License.
• If the question is “How many programming languages one can write using notepad?” then, I would say because it’s a text editor you can write any programming language in it including English (just kidding). In fact just download notepad it’s the advance version of notepad and then you can use it as your complete IDE.

Html Language is used to write code and programs to create a webpage. It is easy to create a webpage and you can learn it with few basic steps mentioned below:

HTML Program or page can be created by many HTML or Text Editors. These editors are software that help us writing our code with easy user interface. Today, we will see how to create a html or webpage using Notepad Editor.

For some reasons that some languages are not supported by Notepad, User Language Define System can help you out in this case. This system allows user to define his own language: not only the syntax highlighting keywords definition, but also the syntax folding keywords definition, comment keywords definition and the operators definition. ☆ Notepad plus for javascript programming language. ☆ Notepad plus for C programming language. ☆ Notepad plus for C programming language. ☆ Notepad plus for HTML.

Notepad editor is built-in text editor in Windows Computers. You can find similar editors in Mac and Linux Operating system as well.

There are many advanced HTML editor or software are also available. However, we will recommend using default and simple editor like notepad for the beginners. That is always a good way to start learning HTML.

Creating a Simple HTML Page using Notepad Editor

Follow the four steps below to create your first web page with Notepad.

Step 1: Open Notepad (Windows)

Windows 8 or later:
Open the Start Screen and Search (Type Notepad)

Windows 7 or previous Windows:
Open Start > Programs > Accessories > Notepad

Step 2: Create a New Document

Go to Notepad Menu: File > New

A New blank document will be opened and you can start writing your first HTML Program here.

Step 3: Write Some HTML code or Program

Write some HTML code. If you do not know about HTML Yet, read few chapters in HTML Tutorials Section.

Write your own HTML code or simply copy the following HTML Simple Program into notepad document.

Step 4: Save the HTML Page

Go to Notepad Menu: File > Save (or use short-key CTRL + S)

It will ask you to Save the file on your computer. Give it a name with .html extension and Save it (for example program.html)

Note: HTML page should be saved with .html extension carefully.

Step 5: View the HTML Page using Browser

Web browsers are programs or software that are used to view Webpages/Websites. You can find Internet Explored by default if using Windows Computer machine. You can also download other popular web browsers such as Google Chrome or Firefox. Use any of them.

Now Simply, open the saved HTML file in any browser:
Double click on the file or right-click on the file and choose “Open with” option to select other browser.

You HTML File will be opened in web browser and it will show output based on your html program.

Congratulations if you are able to run your first HTML Program.

You can now learn more about HTML Tags and create more HTML web pages. Using these HTML Pages, you can easily create your own website as well.

Tutorials
HTML Page Structure

Exercises & Assignments
Steps to Create a Webpage in HTML using Notepad
Write an HTML program to display hello world.

Interview Questions & Answers
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If you’re starting out with web development, programming or just writing in general, you need a strong text editor in tow. A good text editor is one that helps you do things smartly and takes the burden of small tasks away from you, allowing you to focus on writing. Sublime Text is one such code editor but it’s a new one. If you’re a Windows user you have an option of Notepad++ (NPP from here on). As the name suggests, it’s an extended version of Notepad app and yes, it’s pretty powerful in itself.

But as it is with code editors, the true beauty of the app is brought on by the community. NPP has nurtured a vibrant community for many years and developers have created plugins to solve just about every big and small problem.

Let’s take a look at the best plugins for Notepad++ that will help you improve your productivity.

How To Install Plugins

There are two ways to install plugins for NPP. First is Plugin Manager in Plugins menu that lists all the available plugins. You can check the ones you want to download and press Install. But this manager doesn’t have search functions.

To install plugins downloaded from other locations ( .dll extension), download the file and paste it into C:Program Files(x86)Notepad++plugins. Restart the app to complete the installation process.

1. Install Markdown

Ok, this is not really a plugin but if you’re a coder or you write for the web, you swear by Markdown. Why would you have anything else when Markdown is so easy to write, format and plays nice with HTML. But one of the biggest gripes of NPP is that it doesn’t support Markdown natively, you’ll have to define the language. The process is simple.

Step 1: Download this language file.

Step 2: From the Default Theme folder copy the userDefineLang.xml file and paste it in the NotePad++ folder.

Restart Notepad++ and you can select Markdown from the bottom of the language menu.

If you already have a userDefineLang.xml file in your NotePad++ folder, see this link for installation process.

Cool Tip: Go to Settings -> Preferences and turn on Multi-Editing to get multiple cursor editing feature from Sublime Text. This way you can edit multiple lines of code all at once.

2. MultiClipboard

Writing is copying, not just from the internet but internally as well. You’re constantly merging files and rearranging stuff. In such times a complete history of things you’ve copied overtime can come in really handy (even on Android). Download the MultiClipboard plugin and forget jumping back and forth between files and versions.

3. Emmet

Emmet (previously Zen Coding) is a web developer/designer’s must have plugin. It’s available for a wide selection of text editors including NPP. It does awesome things like auto complete for code, abbreviations that expand in multiple lines of codes and a lot more. Check out the demo at Emmet’s website to find out more.

4. Explorer

Having a file manager/explorer docked next to your code/document is really useful. If you’re a coder you have to juggle couple of files at once and going to the Windows Explorer for help everytime just isn’t feasible. For times like these, download the Explorer plugin and bring the file manager to you.

5. Compare

There’s never just one copy of a code or documentation. Especially when you’re working with a team. So use this plugin to load two files side by side and compare their differences.

6. NPPExport

Ok, so you wrote in Markdown, that’s awesome. But now you’ve got to send it somewhere. Unfortunately the website you are publishing on or the co-worker you’re sending it to doesn’t have the tools to properly read Markdown files. So you’ll have to convert the file either to HTML or RTF (Rich Text Format) that Windows/Office apps can read. This plugin will help you do that.

7. NppMenuSearch

NPP has a lot of options. A lot. Sure, they are sorted logically across menus and most of them have dedicated keyboard shortcuts but as we’ve seen time and again with Google Docs and Sublime Text, having a keyboard launcher utility is just better. So after installing the plugin just press Ctrl+M or go to the search field on the top right and start typing any command. After a few characters the relevant action will pop up, press enter to execute.

8. SpellChecker

You know what a writer can’t help make? Typos. No matter how good you are at writing, silly typos have a way of seeping through. But thanks to the clever technologies of the computing era, we can improve upon them before sending the words into the wild. Use the plugin SpellChecker to do so for NPP.

9. AutoSave

Getting tired of hitting Ctrl+S all the time? Losing data because you forgot to save it? Download this plugin (from Plugin Manager) and just focus on writing.

10. Preview HTML

If you don’t like opening Chrome to check on the changes you made, you can allot a floating window just for that. Press the shortcut Ctlr + Shift + H to bring up the preview. Download the plugin from Plugin Manager. It has a dedicated Refresh button for manual refreshes.

So, Notepad++ fans, did we miss any cool plugin? Let us know!

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