The code
tag in HTML is used to highlight a text segment as a code region. Text within the code
tag appears in monospace font.
The
code
tag does not make a text region executable. It only changes its appearance.
The illustration below shows how the code
tag works in HTML:
The syntax of the code
tag is as follows:
<code> Write code here </code>
We begin by opening the tags using the <>
symbol. In between, we write the keyword code
. We then close the tags using the </>
symbol. Once again, we will place the name of our tag between <>
and after the /
symbol. Any text in-between will be displayed in a different font.
The code snippet below shows how we can use the code
tag in HTML:
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