You will work with fragment identifiers in this Hands-On Practice. Locate starter1.html in thechapter7. Launch a text editor and open starter1.html. Save the file as favorites. html. Examinethe source code and notice that the top portion of the page contains an unordered list withcategories of interest (such as Hobbies, HTML, Mobile Web Display, and ) that correspond to the text displayed in the h2 elements below. Each h2 elementis followed by a definition list of topics and URLs related to that category. It might be helpful toweb page visitors if they can click a category item and immediately jump to the page area thathas information related to that item. This could be a useful application of linking to fragmentidentifiers!Modify the page as follows:1. Code a named fragment for each h2 element in the definition list. For example, Hobbies 2 . Add hyperlinks to the items in the unordered list so that each entry will link to itscorrespondingheading.3. Add a named fragment near the top of the page.4. Near the bottom of the favorites. html page, add a hyperlink to return to the top of the page. Save the file and test it in a browser