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In computing, an image or item of text in a World Wide Web document that acts as a route to another Web page or file on the Internet. Links are created by using HTML to combine an on-screen ‘anchor’ with a hidden Hypertext Reference (HRF), usually the URL (Web address) of the item in question.



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