HyperLinks

What separates HTML from other markup languages (for marking up traditional text/books) is that it is designed to run on computers, generally with networking or at least a basic filesystem, allowing easy linking from one document to another(external) or between different places in one document(internal). This is done with the anchor element <a> and not <link> elements. Hyperlinks are often referred to as "links".

They come in two basic types: External and Internal.
(There's also a way to combine the two: External Link to an id in another page)
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