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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head> </head>
  <body>
p tag

Defines paragraph.

<p>This is a sample of the p tag in action!</p>

JavaScript

Scripts the browser.

var x = 10;
function test() {
  console.log(x);
}


<!--

The challenge here is to markup some code samples.

Code is a tag. Any time you want to markup/identify code samples
in your content wrap it in the code tag.

Code snippets are often formatted and the formatting matters! The
browser removes formatting which creates a problem. To preserve
formatting use the <pre> tag.

  Imagine the content above contains two code snippets. One for the p
  tag and the other for JavaScript. There are two sections each with
  a heading and code snippet.

  You may also need to use html entities for special characters
  that appear in a code snippet.

  Tags

  - section
  - h1-6
  - p
  - code
  - pre

-->