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<HR> TAG
                  The <HR> tag is used to divide the webpage into different sections by drawing a horizontal line in
                  the webpage.

                  <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                  <HTML>
                  <HEAD>
                  <TITLE> HR Tag </TITLE>
                  </HEAD>
                  <BODY>
                  <P>This is the first paragraph of the tag. HTML is the standard markup
                  language for Webpages.</P>
                  <HR>
                  <P>This is the second paragraph of the tag.HTML is the standard markup
                                                                                                                                                                CSS is like the colour and texture
                  language for Webpages.</P>
                                                                                                                                                               of a flower or leaf, which enhances
                  <HR>
                                                                                                                                                                   the plant's visual appeal.
                  </BODY>
                  </HTML>














                  THE <SUB> TAG
                  The <sub> (subscript) tag is used to display text below the baseline. This tag is often used in
                  mathematical formulas, chemical equations, and other situations where text or numbers should
                  appear in a smaller, lower position. For example:

                  <!DOCTYPE HTML>
                  <HTML>

                  <HEAD>
                  <TITLE>Chemical Formula</TITLE>
                  </HEAD>

                  <BODY>
                  <P>The chemical formula for water is H<SUB>2</SUB>O.</P>
                  </BODY>

                  </HTML>














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