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double-quote (") does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Less-thanhas special meaning in this part of HTML. It starts a new tag.
Because it has special meaning, it must be quoted.
Exam Question 65(p.340):If an HTML attribute’s value includes a less-
than (<) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Greater-thanhas special meaning in this part of HTML. It ends a tag.
Because it has special meaning, it must be quoted.
Exam Question 66 (p.340): If an HTML attribute’s value includes a
greater-than (>) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Single-quotehas special meaning in this part of HTML. It delimits a value.
Because it has special meaning, it must be quoted (using double-quotes).
Exam Question 67 (p.340): If an HTML attribute’s value includes a
single-quote (apostrophe) (’) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Back-quotehas special meaning in this part of HTML. Because it has
special meaning, it must be quoted.
Exam Question 68 (p.340): If an HTML attribute’s value includes a
back-quote (‘) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Equals has special meaning in this part of HTML. It goes between an
attribute and its value. Because it has special meaning, it must be quoted.
Exam Question 69(p.340): If an HTML attribute’s value includes an
equals (=) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:yes
Lettersdo not have any special meaning in this part of HTML.
Exam Question 70(p.340):If an HTML attribute’s value includes a letter
(A a B b ...) does that force it to be quote marked?
Required Answer:no
Digitsdo not have any special meaning in this part of HTML.
Exam Question 71(p.340):If an HTML attribute’s value includes a digit
(1 2 3 ...) does that force it to be quote marked?