Discussion
In Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), a/an ______ is essentially a macro that allows a short name to be associated with replacement text.
Answer: A
The answer is an Entity.
In HTML (inherited from SGML), an entity is essentially a macro: a short name that stands for replacement text. Writing ©, for example, inserts the copyright symbol, and < inserts a less-than sign that would otherwise start a tag.
An attribute adds information to an element's start tag, and a comment is text ignored by the browser; neither replaces a name with text. Since entity fits, 'None of the mentioned above' is wrong.
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