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The <P> Tag

                 The <P> tag defines start and end of a paragraph in the text. It is both a container as well as
                 an  empty  tag.  Whenever  you  want  to  start  a  new  paragraph,  you  can  start  the  paragraph
                 tag  using  <P>  without  closing  the  previous  paragraph  tag.  In  order  to  avoid  confusion,  it
                 is  advised  to  use  this  tag  as  a  container  tag  starting  with  the  <P>  tag  and  ending  with  the
                 </P> tag. The paragraph tag automatically inserts a blank line between two paragraphs.

                 Align Attribute

                 A paragraph can be aligned using the align attribute. Various values of the align attribute are given
                 in the table below.

                    Value                   Description                                  Example

                 Left          Left-aligns the text                    <P Align = “Left”> Text goes here. </P>

                 Right         Right-aligns the text                   <P Align = “Right”> Text goes here. </P>

                 Center        Center-aligns the text                  <P Align = “Center”> Text goes here. </P>
                 Justify       Aligns text evenly between margins      <P Align = “Justify”> Text goes here. </P>




                 The <BR> Tag
                 The <BR> tag is used when you want to start a new line, but do not want to start a new paragraph.
                 This tag is also known as line break. It is mainly used when you want your text to come in next line
                 without leaving a blank line in between. This tag forces a line break wherever you will place it. It is
                 an empty tag.












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