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Gaurav, a web designer in a company named "International Designers" has just created a webpage in which different sections of the webpage are linked and can be traversed by clicking on the text given as "Top", "Middle", and "Bottom". Is it internal linking or external linking and why? Additionally, tell him about the suitable tag and its attribute(s) to open another webpage named 'second.html' by clicking on the text "Next".

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Gaurav has used internal linking to link different sections of the webpage such that they can be traversed by clicking on the text given as "Top", "Middle", and "Bottom".

Internal linking involves creating links within the same website or webpage to navigate between different sections or pages of that same website or webpage. In this case, the links are used to move within the current webpage to different sections, so it is called internal linking.

Gaurav can use the anchor tag <A> tag with its attribute 'href' to open another webpage named 'second.html' by clicking on the text "Next". He can use the following HTML code,

<A HREF = "second.html"> Next </A>

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