Computer Applications
Answer
The three tags that let us create the definition lists are :
<DL>— It is used to define the starting and ending of a definition list.<DT>— It specifies a definition term.<DD>— It specifies a definition description. Web browsers usually format the definition on a new line and indent it.
A definition list is written in the following manner:
<DL>
<DT>Apples</DT>
<DD>Apples are rich in Vitamin A. They are good for eye sight. They should be eaten in the morning.</DD>
<DT>Bananas</DT>
<DD>Bananas are rich in calcium. They keep the stomach healthy. They should be eaten during the day.</DD>
</DL>
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