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I learned more about the deprecated tags, doctypes, web standards. the site folder and also the syntax of attributes.
First is the deprecated tags it is the parts of the HTML standards code which use is no longer recommended. By this, HTML authors are provided with more tools when a new element or attribute is added and they are also recommended to discard those than have  been replaced or became useless. The decision about use or not deprecated tags or attributes is left to each authors considerations. Second is the doctypes it contains a  lot of information, none of which you will be likely to find yourself being tested on in a job interview, so don't worry if it all seems too difficult to remember. Besides, most web authoring packages will insert a syntactically correct doctype for you anyway, so there's little chance of you getting it wrong. Third is the web standards it is a general term for the formal and other techninical that define and describe aspects of the in recent years, the term has been more frequently associated with the trend of endorsing a set of standardized for building and philosophy of and development that includes those methods. Then the site folder it is the attribute represent the distinguished name of the public folder store that is possible for hosting sites folders. Finally the use of attributes and the syntax of attributes are the describing assembly in terms of title, version, description or trademark. It describes which members of class serialize for persistance, and describing how to map between class members and XML nodes for XML serialization.