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In HTML, the <button> tag is used to create a clickable button on a webpage. It can contain text, images, or other content. The <input> tag can also create buttons, but it is mainly used for form elements and requires the type='button' attribute. The <button> tag is more versatile and commonly used for interactive UI elements.

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The first line of text.

\n\n

The second line of text.

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The <br /> tag is used to create a line break in HTML. It's an empty tag, which means it doesn't wrap around content and doesn't need a closing tag. It's great for breaking lines in poems, addresses, or anywhere you want a quick line shift.

","aiTimeToComplete":null},{"uid":"4m9prbdyq","question":"What are opening and closing tags?","createdAt":"$D2025-04-20T14:43:06.480Z","updatedAt":"$D2025-04-21T00:30:29.181Z","questionDate":"","answerResource":null,"correctAnswer":"4m9prbdyp","codeSnippet":null,"hint":"- Think about how you would tell the browser: 'Start a paragraph here' and 'End the paragraph here.'","dailyQuestion":false,"difficulty":"BEGINNER","customQuestion":false,"slug":"what-are-opening-closing-tags-html","slugGenerated":true,"description":"In HTML, most elements are wrapped inside tags. These tags usually come in pairs: an opening tag to start the element and a closing tag to end it. For example, a paragraph starts with `

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Opening and closing tags help the browser understand exactly where an element starts and finishes. For example, a paragraph uses <p> to start and </p> to end the paragraph. This structure keeps your webpage organized and readable.

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An HTML element includes the opening tag, the content inside, and the closing tag. Elements are the building blocks that browsers use to display content correctly on the page. Examples include headings, paragraphs, buttons, images, and more.

","aiTimeToComplete":null},{"uid":"4m9pwuuif","question":"What does the tag do?","createdAt":"$D2025-04-20T17:18:12.466Z","updatedAt":"$D2025-04-21T00:30:29.181Z","questionDate":"","answerResource":null,"correctAnswer":"4m9pwuuic","codeSnippet":null,"hint":"- Think of the tag like a box that holds everything you build for your webpage.","dailyQuestion":false,"difficulty":"BEGINNER","customQuestion":false,"slug":"what-is-the-html-tag","slugGenerated":true,"description":"In HTML, the `` tag is like the container for the entire webpage. It wraps around all the other content and tells the browser, 'This is an HTML document.' Without it, your webpage might not work correctly. \n\nWhy is the `` tag so important?","title":"What does the tag do?","questionType":"SIMPLE_MULTIPLE_CHOICE","expectedParams":null,"functionName":null,"returnType":null,"testCases":null,"nextQuestionSlug":null,"previousQuestionSlug":null,"isPremiumQuestion":false,"afterQuestionInfo":"

The <html> tag is the root element of an HTML page. It wraps around all your page's content and tells the browser how to read and display it. Always start and end your webpages with <html> and </html>.

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Unordered List (Bulleted)

Apples
Bananas
Oranges

\n\n

Ordered List (Numbered)

First item
Second item
Third item

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To create lists in HTML, use the <ul> tag for unordered lists and the <ol> tag for ordered lists. List items are placed inside <li> tags.

To create a list in HTML, use <ul> for unordered lists (bulleted) and <ol> for ordered lists (numbered). List items are added using the <li> tag.

This is a paragraph

Hello

`), while an element includes the opening tag, content inside, and closing tag. \n\nWhich option below correctly describes an HTML element?","title":"HTML Tag vs HTML Element","questionType":"SIMPLE_MULTIPLE_CHOICE","expectedParams":null,"functionName":null,"returnType":null,"testCases":null,"nextQuestionSlug":null,"previousQuestionSlug":null,"isPremiumQuestion":false,"afterQuestionInfo":"

Think of an element as the full package — tags plus the content.

In HTML, <ul> (unordered list) is used for items that don't require a specific order, like a shopping list or list of features. <ol> (ordered list) is used when the order of the items matters, like step-by-step instructions or rankings.

This is a paragraph inside a div!

In HTML, tag names are not case sensitive. This means that <div>, <DIV>, <DiV>, and <dIv> are all considered the same. However, it is a best practice to use lowercase for consistency and readability.