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THE <P> TAG
                 The <P> tag is used to define a new paragraph in HTML5, which starts with <P> and ends with

                 </P>. It is a container tag. By default, paragraphs are left-aligned.
                 The syntax for using the <P> tag is as follows:

                 <P> Paragraph Content </P>
                    Code     Write the HTML code to display the given web page using the <P> tag.
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                 <!DOCTYPE HTML>

                 <HTML>
                 <HEAD>
                 <TITLE> Using Paragraph Tag
                 </TITLE><BODY>
                 <H1>Bengal Tiger</H1>
                 <P>
                 The Bengal Tiger is a majestic and powerful predator native to the
                 Indian subcontinent. Bengal Tigers are found in a variety of habitats,
                 including forests, grasslands and mangrove swamps.
                 </P>
                 </BODY>

                 </HTML>
                 THE <B> TAG

                 The <B> tag is used to make text bold. It is a container tag

                 For example: <P><B>iPhone</B> is a popular smartphone. </P>
                 Output: iPhone is a popular smartphone.

                 THE <I> TAG

                 The <I> tag is used to italicise text. It is a container tag.
                 For example: <P><I>iPhone</I> is a popular smartphone. </P>

                 Output: iPhone is a popular smartphone.

                 THE <U> TAG
                 The <U> tag is used to underline text. It is a container tag. The <U> tag in HTML5 is used to represent
                 a span of text that is not clearly explained but is clearly highlighted for important meaning.

                 For example: <P><U>iPhone</U> is a popular smartphone. </P>
                 Output: iPhone is a popular smartphone.

                 THE <SUP> TAG

                 The <SUP> tag is used to show superscript text. It displays smaller text above the normal line.
                 It is a container tag. For example, x  + y  is coded as x<SUP>2</SUP> + y<SUP>2</SUP>.
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