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OL stands for an Ordered List whereas UL Stands for an un-ordered list

Let us say you have a code like below

<ol>

<li>AAA</li>

<li>BBB</li>

<li>CCC</li>

</ol>

<ul>

<li>AAA</li>

<li>BBB</li>

<li>CCC</li>

</ul>

The output would be

# AAA # BBB # CCC and

* AAA * BBB * CCC Ordered lists give a numbering for the list elements while an un-ordered list would give bullets.

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