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Which of the following is NOT an element in HTML?

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Answered by Krishnabhaduriya
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Answer:

right full question Which of the following????

Answered by dharanikamadasl
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Answer:

Options:

<img../>

<div.../>

<hr/>

<br/>

Correct option:

<br/> is Not an element in HTML. It is an empty content.

Explanation:

  • HTML elements are three types: normal elements, raw text elements, and void elements.

Normal elements:

  • Normal elements typically contain a start tag and an end tag, though some elements can omit either one or both tags. It is put together similarly:
  • a start tag (tag>), which can contain any number of HTML attributes and marks the beginning of an element;
  • certain material, such as text and other components.

Raw text elements:

  • (sometimes referred to as text or text-only elements) are built using:
  • Some text content, but no elements (all tags, aside from the applicable end tag, will be read as content); a start tag (in the form tag>) denoting the beginning of an element, which may comprise any number of HTML attributes;
  • A closing tag with a slash before the element name: /tag>.
  • The end tag for some items is optional in some HTML versions.
  • In XHTML, the end tag is necessary.

Void elements:

  • Void elements only have a start tag (in the form), which contains any HTML attributes.
  • They are also sometimes referred to as empty elements, single elements, or stand-alone elements.
  • They might not include any text or other components that are suitable for youngsters.
  • The HTML specification permits an optional space and slash for XHTML compatibility ( is permissible).
  • In XHTML and other XML applications, the space and backslash are necessary. (For a strong line-break, as as in a poem or an address) and are two typical empty elements (for a thematic break). Other such components, like the picture () element, are frequently placeholders that point to other resources.
  • The element's attributes will then point to the relevant external file.

Examples of HTML elements : start -  <p> -This is paragraph content.

</p> - end

start - <h1> This is heading content. </h1> - end

start - <div> This is division content.         </div> - end

<img.../>, <hr /> and <br /> elements  those does not need close tag.

<br /> it is an empty tag content.

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