HTML CODE PART 4

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HOW TO MAKE ORDERED & UNORDERED LIST IN HTML

What is a list?

A record of short pieces of information, such as people's names, usually written or printed with a single thing on each line and often ordered in a way that makes a particular thing easy to find.

There are two types of lists....

  • Ordered list 
  • Unordered list

Ordered list 

ordered list is a list consisting of numbers, alphabets , roman numbers and many more ... these are very systematic and looks good to see it also helps to keep the records of the list.. 

Unordered list 

unordered list is a list consisting of bullets, shapes , squares , rectangle and many more these and very much similar as ordered lists... 

EXAMPLE

CODE

<html>
<title> web page</title>
<head><center><h1>excercise 12</h1></center></head>
<body>
a]excercise 
<ul type="dot"><h3>
<li>computer science</li>
<li>civil engineering</li>
<li>commercial practice</li>
<li>electrical&electronics</li>
<li>electronics&communication</li>
<li>mechanical</li>
<li>mechatronics</li>
<li>automobile</li>
</h3><ul></p>
b]excercise 
<ul type="dot"><h3>
<li>digital electronics and computer fundamentals</li>
<li>engg mathematics 2</li>
<li>engg english</li>
<li>digital electonics lab</li>
<li>multimedia lab</li>
<li> web designing lab</li>
</h3>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

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