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Semantic tag vs Non-Semantic tag
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Semantic tags
Semantic tags describes is meaning in human readable language. Looking at the tag we can tell what tag it is.
for example:
<header - represents top header content.
<nav> - holds the navigation link.
<footer> - holds bottom footer/copyright information.
Non-Semantic tags
Non-semantic tags tells us nothing about the content inside the tag.
for example:
<div> - A block level container used to group elements together
<b> - to make the text or letter bold.
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