One of the most useful and used tags in Html coding is the <p> and </p> tags, which is used to indicate when a paragraph is created in Html. Theses pair of codes are easy to use and they are very versatile in were they are placed when coding. The beginning tag can be placed almost after any closing tag in the body section of the code or can be used on the start of a new line. The closing tag follows after the paragraph has been written and when the programmer wishes to end that paragraph and start a new one or start something else. An example of a proper <p> tag would look like this:
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<p>This website is brought to you by Tommy and Xaiver. Here we can have a discussion about our top 10 favorite games freely without fears of repercussion. Each week will feature a short discussion about one of our favorite game and the pros and cons of each game.</p> Another useful tag most commonly used are the <ol> and </ol> tags. This tag is used to indicate a list that is either numbered, has bullets, or letters to show that there is some sort of order to the list. The proper way to use these tags is to start on a fresh line with the beginning <ol> tag and in the next line the programmer should start with the <li> or list item tag which indicates the content of the list. After the list is finished the programmer should start with a new line and end the whole list with the closing tag of </ol>. A proper example of using the <ol> tags is:

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<h1>Top 10 Games</h1> <ol> <li>Kingdom Hearts 2 <li>Pokemon:Emerald <li>Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic <li>Dragon Quest XIII: Journey of the Cursed King <li>Minecraft <li>Mass Effect 3 <li>Dragon Age: Origins <li>Kingdom Hearts <li>Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn <li>Crash Bandicoot </ol> A third tag that is most commonly used is the <div> tag. Out of the many tags with pairs the <div> tag is one without a closing tag. The <div> tag is used to form a division of content within the webpage. A proper example of this would be:
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<p>This is just an example for this assignment.</p>
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<p>This area will show up separated on a web page because of the div tag.</p>

Works Cited w3schools. (n.d.). HTML5 Tutorial. Retrieved 10 16, 2014, from W3Schools: http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp