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printing “<html>” using html
How can I put the < symbol literally into html text without invoking html stuffs.
How can I put the < symbol literally into html text without invoking html stuffs. The character “<” is the LESS THAN character. If you actually meant an angle bracket, then you can use U+2329 LEFT-POINTING ANGLE BRACKET “〈” or some similar character as such (with many caveats).
To open the body of an HTML first open the HTML document, to do so write an open bracket, then html, the close the bracket. Next press enter. Type another open bracket, then type the word body, then type a closed bracket.
Angle brackets are commonly used to enclose a code of some type. For example, HTML tags and PageMaker tags are enclosed in angle brackets. They are also used on chat channels and in chat rooms to frame a comment or expression, such as <groan!> or <g>, which is short for <grin>.
Use "<
". Similarly, you can use ">
" for >, or "&
" for &.
These are called HTML "entities". You can learn more about them here
Use <
for <.
Or >
for >.
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