What is difference between HTTP and HTML ?

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What is difference between HTTP and HTML ?

HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is a well-known markup language used to develop web pages. It has been around for a long time and is commonly used in webpage design. HTML on the other hand, stands for Hypertext transfer protocol. It is a means of data Communication for the World Wide web. It is an application protocol for distributed, collaborative, information systems. HTTP is a TCP/IP-based protocol used for transferring WebPages from servers to clients. Hypertext markup language- the formatting used to design WebPages. HTTP is the code in a web address URL that specifies that you are looking for a common website. Basically this protocol establishes the standard that computers on the internet use to communicate and transfer data through web browsers. HTML is the language of web pages. A word document contains text and formatting code for example. The text code is the content and the formatting code tells word how to display the text on the screen/page.

HTML is very similar. It content (which is easily edited). It’s the formatting code that determines how a web page’s content will look in a browser. HTTP is the protocol that is used to request and deliver web page content (as files). When your Browser request a web page from a web server, it uses HTTP. But the owner of the web page uses FTP protocol to actually put the files on the server (using the same address),or delete them from the server because there will be new files, or uploading new files. But both protocols use the same link (the internet).