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Understanding lists

Understanding lists

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Understanding lists

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- [Instructor] One of the next most common structures you'll encounter in HTML is the list. And two of the most commonly used list types in HTML are the ordered and the unordered lists. An ordered list is one that displays like a list of instructions in a certain order or one thing after another. The items should be completed or executed in this order, or they're ranked in this order. And that order matters greatly. An unordered list is just a list of stuff. The order doesn't really matter that much. You could rearrange things, and the meaning of that list of stuff is not lost. You may want to have a specific order for marketing reasons, but honestly, it doesn't really matter what order the things are listed in. So I have given you here in our next CodePen, remember, you can get these from your exercise files folder in the text file that has a list of all the links, and this is an article about H+ Sport Mineral Water.…

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