How does HTTP differ from HTML? – McqOptions

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1.	How does HTTP differ from HTML?
A.	HTTP describes what's on a web page while HTML allows sites to interact with each other.
B.	HTML describes what is on a webpage whereas HTTP allows sites to interact with each other.
C.	HTTP is a language and HTML is the syntax for that language.
D.	There is no difference between HTML and HTTP.
Answer» C. HTTP is a language and HTML is the syntax for that language.

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