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What is the meaning of list in HTML?

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12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

A list is like a list of any kind, when you want to have something like your top 10 favourite movies or countries you have been in.  Lists can be formatted in different ways, with numbers, letters or bullet points before items on a list.  You can also have lists within lists.  See the link below.

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