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HTTP is not a file, it is a protocol. It therefore does not have an extension. If you mean HTML files, which are web pages, then either htm or html can be used as extensions.
should not be used
15A should be the max needed for household versions
The versatile extension clamp is used to set up lab equipment including distillation. Extension clamps are used where an extension is needed and can be added to another clamp.
Torn out pages from a book can be used in many different ways. From flower and other styles of decorations, to gift wrap, to table cloths, to lamp shades - the options are many.
The best way to tell which programming language was used is to look at the file extension of the page. For example, pages written in Classic ASP have an extension of .asp, ASP.net is .aspx. Here is a brief list of programs and their file extensions Java Server Pages =.jsp PHP is .php Coldfusion is .cfm PERL is .pl HTML is .htm or .html Dynamic HTML is .dhtml Cascading Style Sheets is .css
The .PTX file extension is used as a Court Reporter Transcript file or as RAW file generated from a Pentax camera
Its .htm or .HTML for an HTML document. They are the same thing. There is also serverside pages that have other extensions that spit out HTML after the server validates it. .php and .aspx
An app can be used independently whereas an extension has to be integrated in a website before it is used.
He used 0.73 of the pages.
As ever, there is a choice; you can use Frames - the top frame might have navigation options to other pages on the site - or you could use a table.
The most commonly used extension for an HTML document is ".html" but ".htm" is still used (it's a carry-over from the days when Windows would only allow 3 characters in an extension.)While this is useful for associating the files with registered programs in Windows, the extensions aren't strictly necessary. Browsers render live HTML pages using the information provided by the web server when it sends headers (particularly the MIME type) to determine how the data should be treated. Otherwise, all web addresses would end in ".html"