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When it comes to embedding Java applets in HTML pages, the ````

To pass parameters from an HTML file to an applet, the `` tag is used within the ````This example shows how to send two parameters (`param1` and `param2`) to the applet using the `` tag. Each parameter is defined separately within its own tag.

Passing parameters to Java applets makes them more versatile and adaptable. Parameters allow applets to be customized from the HTML side without modifying the Java code. Here’s how the process works:

1. **Define the parameters in HTML**: Use the `` tag within the ````**Java Code:**
```javapublic class MyApplet extends Applet { public void init() { String userName = getParameter('username'); System.out.println('Username: ' + userName); }}```

In this example, the HTML file passes the `username` parameter to the applet. The Java applet retrieves and prints the username using the `getParameter` method. This process of passing parameters makes the applet's behavior dynamic and driven by HTML.