HTML Lists:

If you want
specify any information then HTML offers three types of Lists They are

<ul>
– Unordered List -> This will list items using plain bullets without
specific order

<ol>
– Ordered List -> This will list items using different types of numbers
using specific sequence

<dl>
– Definition List ->  This arrange the
information just like Dictionary.

HTML Unordered List:

Use bullet
points (usually discs or circles) to list items without a specific order.

Syntax:

ul>

    <li>Item1</li>

    <li>Item1</li>

    <li>Item1</li>

</ul>

Example:

<ul>

    <li>Apple</li>

    <li>Mango</li>

    <li>Grapes</li>

</ul>

Output:

HTML Ordered List:

Use numbers
or letters to list items in a specific sequence.

Syntax:

<ol>

    <li>Apple</li>

    <li>Mango</li>

    <li>Grapes</li>

  </ol>

Example:

HTML Definition List:

Define
terms and their descriptions.

Syntax:

<dl>

    <dt>Term1</dt>

    <dd>Description
1</dd>

    <dt>Term2</dt>

    <dd>Description
2</dd>

  </dl>

Example:

<dl>

    <dt>Apple</dt>

    <dd>If
you eat Apple daily no need to visit doctor</dd>

    <dt>walking</dt>

    <dd>if
you go walking daily no need to visit doctor”></dd>

  </dl>

Output:

Key Points:

·         Each list item is enclosed within <li> tags.

·         Lists are essential for organizing content, improving readability, and creating navigation menus.