How to Save HTML Code?

To save HTML code, you need to save your file with the correct file extension and encoding. Here's a breakdown of the process:

First, you'll typically create your HTML code in a text editor or Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Once you have written or finalized your code, follow these steps:

1. Click Save: Go to the "File" menu and select "Save" or "Save As."
2. File Name: You will be prompted to enter a file name. According to the references, the key here is to ensure you write the name of the file followed by the .html extension. For example, if you are naming your page "my-first-page", you should save the file as my-first-page.html.
3. File Encoding: When saving the file, select UTF-8 as the encoding. This ensures that a wide range of characters can be displayed correctly across different browsers and operating systems.

Here's a simple table outlining the crucial save settings:

Setting	Description	Example
File Extension	Suffix attached to the file name, defining the file type	.html
Encoding	Character encoding type for file interpretation	UTF-8

Here is an example of the above process:

• You have written your HTML code and need to save it to your computer
• Click File -> Save As
• Enter the file name: my-webpage.html
• In the save dialog, choose the "Encoding" option to UTF-8
• Click the save button

By saving your file with a .html extension and using UTF-8 encoding, you ensure it will be interpreted correctly by web browsers as an HTML document.