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purpose of using <p> tag
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The <p></p> tags (starting <p> and ending </p> tag) will help you to emphasize paragraphs using HTML AND CSS and/or other scripting languages.
Example: 1) HTML version: "<p color="blue">This text's color is blue.</p>"
2) CSS version: "p{ color:blue; }"
All code is without the quote signs. I hope this helped.
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This is generally used for defining a paragraph.
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Here is an example
<html>
<head>
<title> Test Paragraph</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Terms of Use of Sololearn</h1>
<p> This Agreement binds You or the Company you represent (âYou,â âYourâ, or âUserâ) to the Terms of Use set forth herein in connection with your use of SoloLearn, Inc.âs (âOurâ, âWeâ, âCompanyâ or âSoloLearnâ) software, services or other offerings on our site (collectively, our âProducts and Servicesâ). By using any of the company products or clicking on the "Signup" button, you agree to become bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement. If you disagree with these Terms of Use or any part of these Terms of Use, you must not use our website or the Companyâs Products and Services. </p>
</body>
</html>
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You can edit certain element of the text on the website while its in <p> tag.
You can edit its style in CSS.
And it gives code much cleaner
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Paragraph ke liye hota hai bhai.
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It's a HTML tag, which is used for defining a paragraph.
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it is use to change the paragraph
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<P> is a html tag it means you can write paragraphs in your webpage. well basically it is very important tag in html
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it is for a paragrph
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for writing paragraph text
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its use for paragraph.
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paragraph
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which can be use for peregraph
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if we give<p> tag it display the line followed by a tag as new paragraph, otherwise it display as same line
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for paragraph
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i prefer to use h3.. haha..
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<p></p> is in html , we use {{ }} in php instead!
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