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Storing the CSS Definitions in external Files

Describe the code in order to store CSS Definitions within the external Files.

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If you wish to share a set of the CSS definitions along with several HTML documents, you must use those CSS definitions within an external file, and associate it to those HTML documents utilizing the LINK tag in the HEAD tag as:

<HEAD>
...
<LINK REL=stylesheet TYPE="text/css" HREF="css_file_url"/>
...
</HEAD>

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