To create a link that points to a bookmark within the same document, which attribute must be used in the anchor tag?

The correct attribute to use in the anchor tag to create a link that points to a bookmark within the same document is the href attribute. The href attribute specifies the URL of the page the link goes to, and when linking to a bookmark within the same document, it utilizes a fragment identifier. This is done by including a hash symbol (#) followed by the id of the target element in the href value.

For example, if you have a section of content you want to jump to that has an id of "section1," you would create a link like this: <a href="#section1">Go to Section 1</a>. The href attribute tells the browser where to navigate within the document when the link is clicked, thus facilitating smooth scrolling or jumping to the specified section of the content.

Using the other attributes listed would not accomplish this task. The src attribute refers to a source file for elements such as images or scripts, the link attribute does not exist in standard HTML for this purpose, and while the name attribute was once used for bookmarks in older HTML versions, modern HTML5 primarily uses the id attribute to set the location for which the href can link to. Thus, the href attribute is essential for linking within the same document effectively