Let's review the previous chapter where we discussed a basic **HTML** page along with its corresponding code.

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Unlike **Python**, indentation is not mandatory in **HTML**, but it is strongly recommended. In the code provided above, you can observe multiple levels of tag nesting. For instance, the `<h2>` and `<p>` elements are nested within the `<body>` element. In this context, the `<h2>` and `<p>` tags are regarded as children of the `<body>` element, with the `<body>` element serving as the parent. We can represent the structure of this document as follows.

You are given a simple __HTML__ page. Choose the correct statements.

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We will explore the structure of the HTML file,  how to load it, and work with the data in the file.

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