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In HTML A element can be an anchor and/or a link, depending upon the presence of the Name or HREF attributes. When used as an anchor, the element defines a named location in a document to which URL is referenced by prefixing a hashmark and the anchor name to the URI such as http://www.sarvpratham.com/services.html#SEO. Name identifier is assigned to the Name or ID attribute. After assigning a URI to the HREF attribute, the element works as a hypertext link or sometimes called a bookmark. Clicking on the hyperlink it navigates to the URI assigned to the HREF attribute. Hyperlink in the browser usually have distinctive appearance, such as an underline beneath text and a color other than the current content color or other text decoration. Different colors can be assigned to a hyperlink, a link being activated or hoover link, and a link that has been visited.