Right click, and select "View Source" or "View Page Source" - this will show you the html code for any page you visit. You should also go to Open Source Web Design to look around at how other people put the basics together.
If you're using Windows, you can download a free "wsywig" editor from Microsoft, called Visual Web Developer. This is a lot like Word, where you type, click bold buttons, and so on, and the software writes the code for you. It's a bit complex, so you might do better with just a simple text editor, especially while you learn.
A lot has changed over the years, so try to focus on newer materials. Don't learn much about tables, but read up on CSS as much as you can.
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