The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Introduction-Block and Inline Elements

The video tutorial explores the differences between block and inline display values in HTML. Block elements, like the P tag, occupy full width and start on a new line, while inline elements, like the B tag, only take up space bounded by their tags and are laid out horizontally. The tutorial also discusses how these elements are displayed by default and provides examples of each type. Additionally, it introduces HTML5 elements, highlighting those previously covered and those yet to be discussed.

What is a key characteristic of a block-level element in HTML?

• It starts on a new line and occupies the full width.

• It is invisible by default.

• It is always centered on the page.

• It can only contain text.

Which HTML tag is an example of an inline element?

How are inline elements typically arranged in a window?

• In a grid

• Horizontally

• Diagonally

• Vertically

Which of the following is a block-level element?

What does the transcript mention about HTML5 elements?

• All elements are discussed in this lecture.

• Only inline elements are part of HTML5.

• Some elements have been discussed previously, others will be covered later.

• HTML5 elements are not covered in this course.

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