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HTML and HTML5
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Introduction to HTML and HTML5
08:10
Tags and Element in HTML
06:17
Attributes In HTML | HTML5
10:24
Formatting Tags in HTML
09:11
Create Simple HTML Page
15:38
Type Of Tag In HTML
16:21
Version Of HTML
08:26
HTML 5 Introduction
10:55
What’s new in HTML5?
11:24
HTML Heading Tags
10:31
HTML Paragraphs
08:27
Subscript and Superscript Tag
10:44
HTML Horizontal Rule (hr) Tag
09:13
HTML Align Attribute Tag
08:41
HTML Address Tag
06:18
HTML Meta Tag
11:44
HTML Pre Tag
06:48
HTML UL & OL Tag
07:19
HTML Table Tag
27:17
HTML Anchor Tag
18:09
HTML ID Attribute
09:22
HTML Iframe Tag
08:39
HTML Image Tag
08:54
HTML Class Attribute
06:03
HTML Form Tag
06:08
HTML Form Element
19:00
HTML Form Attributes
16:08
HTML Form Input
13:52
HTML Form Input Attributes
25:59
HTML Input Form Attributes
11:49
HTML Canvas Tag
05:41
HTML SVG Tag
13:39
HTML Video Tag
08:32
HTML Audio Tag
08:17
HTML Global Attributes
14:44
HTML URL Encode
05:18
HTML Comment Tag
07:43
HTML Favicon
05:43
HTML File Paths
08:18
HTML Symbols
05:47
HTML Emoji
05:13
HTML Quotation
09:37
Responsive Web Design
07:11
HTML Colgroup & Col Tag
07:49
HTML Details Tag
04:48
HTML Mark Tag
04:24
HTML Meter Tag
06:27
HTML Progress Tag
05:24
HTML Small Tag
04:24
CSS File Link In HTML
12:05
HTML and HTML5 Course
About Lesson

Emojis are letters (characters) from the UTF-8 (Unicode) character set. The <meta charset=”UTF-8″> element in HTML defines the character set. Many UTF-8 characters cannot be typed on a keyboard, but they can always be displayed using numbers (called entity numbers). To let the browser understand that you are displaying a character, you must start the entity number with &# and end it with ; (semicolon).

Syntax :

<p> 😀</p>

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