why indeed?


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i think i understood it.

in HTML, you put and picture by writing:

<img src=dog.jpg></img>

while the 'src' value is the source of the picture.

you can optionally add an 'alt' value to the tag so it will be:

<img src=dog.jpg alt="my dog"></img>

you see the 'alt' text if the source isnt valid or if you wait a bit with your mouse on the picture.

thus, If a picture is worth a thousand words, why are ALT attribute values usually so short? ;)

anyway, i dont find it so funny. maybe it was funny if you explained it better the first time :yes:

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