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write an example of html using paragraph tag​

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Answered by miachel
1

Answer:

HTML <p> tag

Updated: 11/13/2018 by Computer Hope

HTML p tag

When writing in HTML, the <p> tag is a block element used to designate a paragraph. It is useful because Internet browsers add a bit of margin before after each element. The following sections contain information about this tag, including an example of it in use, as well as related attributes and browser compatibility.

Tip

The default margins around paragraphs should be adjusted using CSS.

Example of <p> code

Example result

Deprecated attributes

Compatibility

Related pages

Example of <p> code

<p>Hey, I'm a paragraph with some text in me.</p>

Example result

Hey, I'm a paragraph with some text in me.

Explanation:

Answered by Anonymous
6

Paragraph tag <P> in HTML language defines the Paragraph on the webpage. When the Paragraph tag is added in a Web page source code, browser understand to add some space before and after the text.

Adding Paragraph in HTML:

HTML is a computer programming language used for creating websites and apps. Every website on the internet is made up of HTML. Because of HTML, Any browser can display us Page format.

CSS and JavaScript are also one of the most important part of any webpage. There is a HTML, java script, CSS on any webpage on internet.

CSS is the design and formatting of the page. while, JavaScript is the background code.

                               

Here is how can you add paragraph in HTML:

<html>  

<body>

<p> Write your paragraph here. Browser will display this written codes. You will have to use < p > at starting of Paragraph. And < P / > at the end.  </p>

</body>  

</html>

                           

After writing this codes, Browser will automatically display your paragraph. You will have to save your code by (name here.html) .html

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