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Let's give a more detailed version of the above code:
Here's a self-explanatory example:
(Of course) when using this code;
only the word "Yahoo!" will be visible.
And, clicking the link will direct you to http://www.yahoo.com).
Next, you might want to enable your link to open in a new TAB.
The old method is quite simple:
Here's an example of the finished product:
Yahoo!
______________
☆☆ So, the following code gives all these basic features: ☆☆
Title Of Link
These methods can be used for most types of HTML and CSS!!!
.....here's an example of these features being applied to a CSS Button:
Yahoo
The most basic commands of HTML are
(which begins a new line).
and
(which begins a new paragraph).
[Unfortunately; the alternative version of are sometimes used.]
This became very confusing for anyone attempting to learn Tag-lines.
Additional basic functions include breaking a space.
(although, this is becoming somewhat obsolete).
Also Note: When copying&pasting the above code; please remove spaces.
So, it should display like this-
and, you can break 5 spaces, using the following code:
(Of course, when applying this code, there are no spaces).  
Here's the finished product: Specific words in Boldface, then, normal text.
This boldface uses the TAGS
In order to write words in Script;
This tagline (directly above) creates the following results: write words in Script, then, proceed with normal text.
Words and Phrases can also be underlined:
Here's the visible product:
Underline any Phrase enclosed within these Tags, then, proceed with normal text.
for example:.
Now that you're familiar with Tags which surround content; this method applies to nearly every type of instruction.
for example:<body>
</body>
Now, let's apply this to a more complex Code:
(You'll notice that each different tag is properly enclosed)
<div>
</div>
<ul>
</ul>
<li>
</li>
This is the correct procedure.
You may now add the ability to open links in new tabs, and, add outer text
.....and, this completes your lesson in Basic HTML!