Putting an Applet on a Web Page
Applets are placed on a web page in the same way that anything unusual is put on a page: HTML markup tags describe the applet, which a web browser loads along with the other parts of the page. If you have used HTML to create a web page, you know that it's a way to combine formatted text, images, sound, and other elements together. HTML uses special commands called tags that are surrounded by < and > marks, including img for the display of images, p for the insertion of a paragraph mark, and <center> to center the text that follows until a </center> tag is reached.
The performance of some of these HTML tags can be affected by attributes that determine how they function. For example, src is an attribute of the
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