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5. Instantiate a new Html object. The first, positional argument is the tag type, which defaults to 'html'. The two keyword arguments are not specifically recognized by the constructor and are passed into the tag that is generated as attributes. For example, if I just say:
>>> print Html('html', xmlns=htmllibhtml._XMLNS, attr=_LANG)
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en-CA" lang="en-CA"></html>
>>>
You would do the same thing with other attributes, such as "xml:lang" Practically speaking, there are currently only a handful of keywords that conflict with Python keywords or are syntactically invalid in Python.
== Usage ==
