USING DIFFERENT STYLES IN HTML.

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STYLES

html provides us many ways to improve and glorify the structure, look and design of the page 
some of such features are as follows
  •  BOLD.
  • UNDERLINE.
  • ITALICS.
  • STRIKE THROUGH.
  • SUBSCRIPT.
  • SUPERSCRIPT.
  • SYMBOLS.
  • AND MANY MORE.......

LETS START WITH BOLD.

1.  With the help of bold we can make the letters more visible and clear to see and also we can                 highlight the specific letters , words and sentences.
2.  It is very simple to use this feature, just there is only one tag to use.
3.  So use <b> bold tag in an area where you want to apply this effect and then close the bold tag 
      </b>. its that simple.

Lest see an example and understand this............

CODE


OUTPUT

As you can see the highlighted part has bold effect.


NOW LETS CHECK UNDERLINE.

1, Now underline. underline is as similar as bold.
2. underline is used when we have to highlight and make it more visible than other words in a sentence.
3. we have to use <u> open  underline tag where we want to highlight the words and at the end close          the underline tag</u>.

Lest see an example and understand this..........

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 OUTPUT



The highlighted sentences is underlined

LETS START WITH ITALICS.

1. Now italics. italics is as similar as bold.
2. It slants the selected words and sentences 
3. <i> tag is used .
 
Lest see an example and understand this..........

CODE

 OUTPUT



SUBSCRIPT,  SUPERSCRIPT  AND SYMBOL.

1. SUBSCRIPT=a word, letter, number, or symbol written or printed just below another word, letter, number, or symbol, usually in a smaller size:

2. SUPERSCRIPT=A superscript is a character or string that is smaller than the preceding text and sits above the baseline. Superscripts have several applications in both math and writing.

2. SYMBOLS=we can use all the symbols in html like =, -,+,/  and more.
 
EXAMPLE..




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