Advantages of using notepad to create a HTML?

Answer 1

HTML itself doesn't change, no matter what editor you use.
Some developers prefer Notepad because it is simple and plain, requires no additional installations, does not strain the processor much and it's very unlikely to crash.
The major disadvantage of Notepad is its previously mentioned simplicity - code highlighting, opening several files at the same time, FTP connection, find & replace, auto indenting etc. are functions that Notepad lacks and which many developers expect of their editor.

Answer 2

HTML files are written in plain text. That means that you can use Notepad if you'd like. You can also use any of a variety of software, such as Dreamweaver or Notepad++. These often provide added benefits, such as syntax color-coding or access to previews and reference materials.

HTML was made using plain text to make it simple to write and easy to use. Without this, there's little chance it would have been adopted in the way that it was.

Answer 3

Notepad is a simple text-editing program. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is a programming language used in making websites. To save a note-pad document as a HTML file, simply save the file with ".html" or ".htm" following the name of the document. Note: renaming the file and adding ".html" or ".htm" does not save the document as a HTML file it only adds ".html" or ".htm" to the name. You must save the document and not rename it in order to convert it to a HTML file.

Answer 4

HTML works on any text editor that supports a valid charset. Since notepad is one of them, thus HTML supports it.