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hrefmailtohrefmailtoexamEmail refers to a specific type of hyperlink used in web development, often encountered within HTML code. The `href` attribute in HTML is used to specify the destination of a link. When the value of the `href` attribute begins with "mailto:", it indicates that the link is intended to initiate an email client.

The construct "mailto:examEmail" is likely a placeholder or example used in documentation or tutorials to illustrate how a mailto link functions. In a practical scenario, "examEmail" would be replaced by an actual email address. For instance, a link like `<a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Support</a>` would, when clicked in a web browser, open the user's default email client with a new email pre-addressed to "[email protected]".

The "mailto:" protocol allows web developers to easily integrate email functionality into their websites without requiring complex server-side scripting. It's a straightforward way to provide users with a direct way to send an email to a specific address from a webpage. Beyond just an email address, mailto links can also include pre-filled subject lines, body text, and carbon copy (cc) or blind carbon copy (bcc) recipients, further enhancing their utility. These additional parameters are appended to the email address after a question mark, with different parameters separated by ampersands.