Learn HTML · lesson 2 of 8
Paragraphs
Write two paragraphs about something you like: one <p> for each.
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The <p> tag makes a paragraph of text. A browser puts space above and below each paragraph, and joins lines together unless you start a new <p>.
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Write two paragraphs about something you like: one <p> for each.
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