Question

which one of the following is not used in numbered list
(i)A(ii)a(iii)i(iv)@​

Answer 1

Concept Introduction:

The use of numbered lists can be used to display complete sentences or paragraphs. You should use a lettered list or bulleted list for phrases rather than a numbered list.

Explanation:

The first line of a numbering list looks like a bulleted list except that Word places sequential numbers instead of bullets. The correct answer is option $(iv)$ @​.

Final Answer:

The correct answer is option $(iv)$ @​.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option (iv) @ is not used in numbered list.

Explanation:

Numbered List

Numbered lists are used when we want to organize the list item with indexing.

In HTML, we create numbered list with <ol>...</ol> tag called as ordered list tag.

In this tag, we have a type attribute that specifies which type of numbering we want to add.

The below syntax can be used to create a numbered list in HTML:

SYNTAX

<ol type = i>

<li>First element</li>

<li>Second element</li>

<li>Third element</li>

</ol>

The type attribute can have values like 'A', a, i or 1, etc. Once a type is given, the rest element of the list is indexed based on that type.

But this type can't take @ symbol as value. So option (iv) is correct here.

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