Best way to break tag in HTML

Introduction😀

Once upon a time... 😂 No worry guys, I won't narrate a boring story. For each and everyone going into the web development journey, the best roadmap should include HTML as the primary item.

What is HTML?🤔

HTML in its full form, Hypertext Markup Language is the basic language when it comes to web development. Officially released in the 90s and nowadays we are up to version 5 (HTML 5). HTML is mainly for web formating and creating pages that are displayed on the world wide web.

Transitioning through HTML versions

Going through Html versions we have versions 4 and 5 as trending nowadays. ### Main differences between HTML 4 and 5

The main differences are as seen in the image above. Last but not least is the Doctype tag at the beginning of HTML5 pages.

HTML5 Structure

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
        <head>
             <title>HTML5 basic structure.</title>
       </head>
       <body>
             <header> </header>
             </header>
             <nav> </nav>
             <article> </article>
            <footer> </footer>
      </body>
</html>

HTML4 Structure

<html>
       <head>
             <title>HTML5 basic structure.</title>
       </head>
       <body>
             <div class="header"> </div>
             <div id="new"> </div>
      </body>
 </html>

Difference between ` `, ` ` or ` `

Let's work on this to reduce our items to be differentiated to 2. As concerned with   and <br\> they are the same representation just the gap which has a minor effect on the code output.

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Main Language of use :
In XML(Extended Markup Language) all tags can be self-enclosed like this <tag-name \>. That being said   is the syntax for break statement in XHTML and XML.
HTML Versions:
In HTML earlier versions   was not used instead the break statement in use was the borrowed break   from XML.
Compatibility: Some browsers interpret the   and   in different manners.
Conclusion
Before jumping into or going deeper into your web dev journey, revise all the new features and special tags that are always coming up.