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The

HTML element explained

The

element stands for ordered list and is used to represent a list of items that follow a specific order or sequence.

How to use

To create an ordered list, simply surround the list items with the

tags. Each item should be enclosed within
1. tags.

   Example:

   1. Item 1
   2. Item 2
   3. Item 3

   Types of numbering in

   There are different types of numbering styles that can be applied to an ordered list using the type attribute. These include:
   – decimal (1, 2, 3…)
   – uppercase alphabetic (A, B, C…)
   – lowercase alphabetic (a, b, c…)
   – uppercase roman numeral (I, II, III…)
   – lowercase roman numeral (i, ii, iii…)

   Example:

   1. Item 1
   2. Item 2
   3. Item 3

   Creating nested lists with

   Nested lists can be created by placing an

   element within another
   1. element.

      Example:

      1. Item 1

         1. Subitem 1
         2. Subitem 2

      2. Item 2

      Benefits of using

      1. Provides clarity: The ordered list format helps to clearly present information in a structured sequence.
      2. Enhances readability: The use of numbering or lettering makes it easier for readers to follow the list.
      3. Improves accessibility: Screen readers can interpret the order of items in an ordered list more accurately.

      In conclusion, the

      element is a valuable tool for organizing and presenting information in a clear and structured manner on web pages.
      
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