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HTML tags are the building blocks of a webpage.
Think of them like Lego bricks — each one adds structure or meaning to your content. They’re written inside angle brackets < > and usually come in pairs:

• an opening tag (<tagname>)
• a closingtag (</tagname>)
Everything in between is the content





Here:


• "<p>" is an opening tag.
• "</p>" is a closing tag.
• "Hello,world!" is content

Together, they tell the browser:
“Hey! Display this text as a paragraph.”


#Some tags don’t need closing ones — they’re called self-closing or void tags, like:



Some common HTML tags:



Tags	Meaning	Structure
<h1> to <h6	Headings(h1=biggest,h6 smallest)	<h1>title<h1>
<p>	Paragraph	<p>Text here<p>
<a>	Link	<a href="https://example.com">Click me<a>
<img>	IMage	<img src="pic.png" alt="description">
<div>	Division/Block	<div>Section<div>
<ul>,<ol>,<li>	Lists	<ul><li>Items<li><ul>





For more HTML Tags:Visit here.

In-short : tags = the grammar of the web. They don’t do the fancy styling (that’s CSS), nor make things interactive (that’s JS), but they define what everything is.