HTML Entities
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HTML entities are special codes that represent reserved characters and symbols in your web content. They’re crucial for displaying characters that have specific meanings in HTML, such as angle brackets (< and >), ampersands (&), and more.
Here’s a list of some examples:
<displays < (less-than sign)>displays > (greater-than sign)&displays & (ampersand)"displays ” (double quotation mark)'displays ‘ (single quotation mark)©displays © (copyright symbol)®displays ® (registered trademark symbol)™displays ™ (trademark symbol)¢displays ¢ (cent sign)£displays £ (pound sterling)¥displays ¥ (yen sign)€displays € (euro sign)§displays § (section sign)—displays — (em dash)–displays – (en dash)…displays … (horizontal ellipsis)«displays « (left-pointing double angle quotation mark)»displays » (right-pointing double angle quotation mark)†displays † (dagger)‡displays ‡ (double dagger)