Question

What defines the numbering styles of lists in HTML pages?

Answer 1

Answer:

ordered and unordered list

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Answer 2

Unordered and Ordered list defines the numbering styles in HTML pages.

Explanation:

Unordered list:-

• The unordered list used to render a list of similar objects, in no specific order.
• The unordered list is generated using the < ul > variable.
• The unordered list item begins with the < li > component.

Example:-

<ul>

<li> Table </li>

 <li>Chair</li>

 <li>Fan</li>

</ul>

Ordered list:-

• The ordered list used to draw up a list of similar objects in a particular order.
• The ordered list is generated using the <ol> variable.
• The ordered list item begins with the < li > component.

Example:-

<ol>

<li>Train</li>

<li>Bus</li>

<li>Metro</li>

</ol>

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