Hypertext
The term the hypertext was entered by Ted Nelson in 1965 for designation "the text of the branching or performing operation on demand". Usually the hypertext is submitted a set of the texts containing the transition nodes from one text to any other allowing to choose readable data or the sequence of reading. Web pages — the documents HTML (hypertext markup language) which are posted online are a well-known and pronounced example of the hypertext. In broader understanding of the term, the hypertext is any story, the dictionary or the encyclopedia where references to other parts of this text meet.
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