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Creating Lists in HTML: Detailed Explanation

Creating Lists in HTML: Detailed Explanation

Greetings! This time I’ll be sharing a tutorial on how to create lists in HTML. Let’s jump straight into the details:

Coding HTML Lists Image 1

Code Explanation

For those of you new to standard HTML tags like <html> or <body>, you can check out my previous post here.

Now, let’s focus on the tags used specifically for lists: <ol>, <li>, and <ul>.

  • <ol> (Ordered List): This is used to create a numbered list. You can see an example in Image 2 under “How to Create a Program,” where items are numbered 1, 2, and 3.
  • <li> (List Item): This represents each individual entry within the list. In our example, items include “Script Code Writing,” “Compilation,” and “Create Executable File.”
  • <ul> (Unordered List): This is for bulleted lists that do not require a specific order. In Image 2, the thick black dots are a standard example of an unordered list.

HTML List Output Image 2

Image 2 shows the result of the code from Image 1 when viewed in a browser.

I hope this explanation is clear. Since our programming tutorials are designed to be step-by-step, stay tuned for the latest updates on Kuasai Teknologi.

Thank you, and remember to practice immediately!