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(BASIC HTML): Defines the document type.

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< !DOCTYPE >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines an HTML document.

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< html >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines information about the document.

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< head >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines a title for the document.

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< title >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines the document’s body.

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< body >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines HTML headings.

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< h1 > to < h6 >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines a paragraph.

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< p >

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(BASIC HTML): Inserts a single line break.

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< br >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines a comment.

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< !–..– >

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(BASIC HTML): Defines a thematic change in the content.

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< hr >

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(FORMATTING): Defines an acronym. [NOT IN HTML5. USE < abbr > INSTEAD.]

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< acronym >

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(FORMATTING): Defines contact information for the author/owner of a document/article.

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< address >

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(FORMATTING): Defines bold text.

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< b >

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(FORMATTING): Isolates a part of a text that might be formatted in a different section from the other text outside it.

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< bdi >

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(FORMATTING): Overrides the current text direction.

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< bdo >

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(FORMATTING): Defines big text. [NOT IN HTML5. USE CSS INSTEAD.]

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< big >

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(FORMATTING): Defines a section that is quoted from another source.

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< blockquote >

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(FORMATTING): Defines centred text. [NOT IN HTML5. USE CSS INSTEAD.]

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< center >

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(FORMATTING): Defines a title of work.

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< cite >

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(FORMATTING): Defines a piece of computer code.

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< code >

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(FORMATTING): Defines text that has been deleted from a document.

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< del >

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(FORMATTING): Represents the defining instance of a term.

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< dfn >

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(FORMATTING): Defines emphasised text.

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< em >

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(FORMATTING): Defines fonts, colours, and sizes for text. [NOT IN HTML5. USE CSS INSTEAD.]

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< font >

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(FORMATTING): Defines a part of the text in an alternate voice or mood.
< i >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a text that has been inserted into a document.
< ins >
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(FORMATTING): Defines keyboard input.
< kbd >
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(FORMATTING): Defines mark/highlighted text.
< mark >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a scalar measurement within a known range.
< meter >
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(FORMATTING): Defines preformatted text.
< pre >
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(FORMATTING): Represents the progress of a task.
< progress >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a short quotation.
< q >
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(FORMATTING): Defines what to show in browsers that don't support ruby annotations.
< rp >
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(FORMATTING): Defines an explanation/pronunciations of characters in E. Asian typography.
< rt >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a ruby annotation in E. Asian typography.
< ruby >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a text that is no longer correct.
< s >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a sample output from a computer programme.
< samp >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a smaller text.
< small >
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(FORMATTING): Defines strikethrough text. [NOT IN HTML5. USE < del > OR < s > INSTEAD.]
< strike >
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(FORMATTING): Defines important text.
< strong >
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(FORMATTING): Defines subscripted text.
< sub >
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(FORMATTING): Defines superscripted text.
< sup >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a date/time.
< time >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a teletype text. [NOT IN HTML5. USE CSS INSTEAD.]
< tt >
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(FORMATTING): Defines text that should be stylistically different from normal text.
< u >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a variable.
< var >
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(FORMATTING): Defines a possible line break.
< ubr >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines an HTML form for user input.
< form >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines an input control.
< input >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a multiple line input control.
< textarea >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a clickable button.
< button >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a drop-down list.
< select >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a group of related options in a drop-down list.
< optgroup >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines an option in a drop-down list.
< option >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a label for an < input > element.
< label >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Group related elements in a form.
< fieldset >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a caption for a < fieldset > element.
< legend >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Specifies a list of pre-defined options for input controls.
< datalist >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines a key-pair generator field (for forms).
< keygen >
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(FORMS AND INPUT): Defines the result of a calculation.
< output >
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(FRAMES): Defines a window (a frame) in a frameset.
< frame >
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(FRAMES): Defines a set of frames. [NOT IN HTML5.]
< frameset >
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(FRAMES): Defines an alternate content for users that don't support frames. [NOT IN HTML 5.]
< noframes >
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(FRAMES): Defines an inline frame.
< iframe >
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(IMAGES): Defines an image.
< img >
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(IMAGES): Defines a client-side image-map.
< map >
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(IMAGES): Defines an area inside an image-map.
< area >
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(IMAGES): Used to draw graphics, on the fly, via scripting. (ie Javascript)
< canvas >
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(IMAGES): Specifies self-contained content.
< figure >
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(IMAGES): Defines a container for multiple image resources.
< picture >
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(AUDIO/VIDEO): Defines sound content.
< audio >
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(AUDIO/VIDEO): Defines multiple media resources for media elements. (ie < video > , < audio > , < picture > )
< source >
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(AUDIO/VIDEO): Defines text tracks for media elements. (ie < video > and < audio > )
< track >
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(AUDIO/VIDEO): Defines a video or movie.
< video >
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(LINKS): Defines a hyperlink.
< a >
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(LINKS): Defines the relationship between a document and external resource (most used to link to style sheets).
< link >
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(LINKS): Defines navigation links.
< nav >
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(LISTS): Defines an unordered list.
< ul >
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(LISTS): Defines an ordered list.
< ol >
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(LISTS): Defines a list item.
< li >
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(LISTS): Defines a directory list. [NOT IN HTML5. USE < ul > instead.]
< dir >
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(LISTS): Defines a description list.
< dl >
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(LISTS): Defines a term/name in a description list.
< dt >
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(LISTS): Defines a description of a term/name in a description list.
< dd >
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(LISTS): Defines a list/menu of commands.
< menu >
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(LISTS): Defines a command/menu item that the user can invoke from the popup menu.
< menuitem >