Computer Science, asked by mispamalar2005, 5 months ago



12. A <P> tag is used to divide webpage into different sections
true or false ​

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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
67

Explanation:

False.

Know the Reason Why?

  • A <p> tag is used to divide a specific junk of words into sorted paragraphs.
  • This is not used to divide webpage.
  • For if we want to divide webpage we need to use hr tag, to show differentiation.

Did you know this, anyhow before?

  • Usually we give spaces by giving spacebar.
  • Okay, granted that we use our spacebar, but if you try to give a bulk space, it would not work.
  • Now, when you have discovered this we need to uncover the truth. For extra spaces, we use
  1. &nbsp
  • This does not contain brackets. It will automatically space out two junctions of words.
  • Usually we do not remember this, the full form which I use to remember is & no break space bar.
  • And also this can be applicable for CSS codès as well.

Application, like :-

I want to have cupcakes. Sanya, &nbsp would you like to have one?

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Answered by Anonymous
166

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Question - A <P> tag is used to divide webpage into different sections. (True or false)

Answer - A <P> tag is used to divide webpage into different sections {\bf{\red{False.}}}

Why the answer is false except of true?

The paragraph element <P> indicate a paragraph. It is used to insert a line break with extra space in the beginning.

Ok let's understand this concept by an example, above are some HTML códe related to this element <P>, let's sée their output (See from attachment please)

<HTML>

<HEAD>

<TITLE> Globe </TITLE>

</HEAD>

<BODY BGCOLOR = "BLUE"

TEXT = "YELLOW">

<P ALIGN=RIGHT> Latitude lines are numerical way to measure how far south or north of the equator a place is located.

<P ALIGN=LEFT> The equator is the largest póssible circle which can be drawn around the Earth.

<P ALIGN=CENTER> Heat zones of the Earth are the three significantly different temperature zones of the Earth.

</BODY>

</HTML>

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