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    BASIC HTML TAGS

                     HTML provides various tags such as <Hn>, <P>, <BR>, <HR>, <B> and many more. Let’s now discuss
                     tags in detail.

                     THE <Hn> TAG

                     <Hn> tags define headings in HTML, from <H1> (largest)
                     to  <H6>  (smallest). They are container  tags  used to          When you use a heading tag,
                     organise web page content.                                      web browsers automatically add
                                                                                    space (margins) above and below
                     The syntax for using the heading tags is as follows:                     the heading.

                     <Hn> Content of the Heading </Hn>

                        Code
                          1      Write the HTML code to present the given web page using the <Hn> tag.

                     <!DOCTYPE HTML>

                     <HTML>

                     <HEAD>
                     <TITLE> Using Headings </TITLE>

                     </HEAD>
                     <BODY>

                     <H1>Artificial Intelligence </H1>
                     <H2>Artificial Intelligence </H2>

                     <H3>Artificial Intelligence </H3>

                     </BODY>
                     </HTML>

                     THE <BR> TAG
                     Pressing Enter in HTML doesn’t create a new line; text flows continuously. Use the empty <BR> tag
                     for line breaks.

                        Code
                          2      Write the HTML code to present the given web page using the <BR> tag.

                     <!DOCTYPE HTML>

                     <HTML>
                     <HEAD>

                     <TITLE> Using BR Tag </TITLE>

                     </HEAD>

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