[HTML] Day 3: Make a new line, which tag should I use?

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What if my contents have more than one sentence? and how can I neatly organize them?
I want to add more contents and this is not an important process so I will just add random contents from the Google search. 

Let's begin by Google search for html new line tag. I used w3school 


and I added that content with the code



yay! It worked :)


  • What did I learn from this?
           - <br> does not need to close with <br/>
           - Can use <br> multiple time if I need to add more spaces in between the sentences

Now, can I used a paragraph tag? How does this work? Let's search. I added more content from yourhtmlsource.com


hmmm....okay 


  • What I learn from this
           - The outcome of <br> and <p> looks the same
           - <p> code requires close <p/> 
           - <br> tag changes lines but <p> tag allows to save that content in side <p> and <p/> is important paragraph within the code. Its helpful for large volume of code.
           - Can be liberated with CSS code, style = margin to use exact number and exact spacing









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