Bulleted lists are very easy to use and are very helpful. They make your content more easier to read and look more organized.

Here are the tags used in a bulleted list:
<ul> is the opening tag for a bulleted list.
<li> is the tag for a bullet to appear.
</ul> is the closing tag for the list.

Code: <ul>My Likes <li>The Ocean <li>Pizza <li>Cuddleing </ul>

Example: My Likes The Ocean Pizza Cuddleing

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Numbered lists are very easy to use and are very helpful. They make your content more easier to read and look more organized. Numbers will automatically go in order. [1,2,3,4,5....]

Here are the tags used in a numbered list:
<ol> is the opening tag for a numbered list.
<li> is the tag for a number to appear.
</ol> is the closing tag for the list.

Code: <ol>My Dislikes <li>Dumb People <li>Buggs <li>The Dark </ol>

Example: My Dislikes Dumb People Buggs The Dark

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Definition lists are lists that the text being "definied" is being explained underneath in a small paragraph

Here are the tags used in a numbered list:
<dl> stands for "definition list" and is the opening tag.
<dt> is the tag placed before the thing to be "defined". It means "definition term".
<dd> is the tag placed before the "definition" and that means "definition data".
</dl> is the closing tag for the list.

Code: <dl> <dt><a href="http://get-hosting.net">Get-Hosting [dot] net</a> <dd>A great web hosting site. <dt><a href="http://www.daricanboi.com">Da Rican Boi [dot] com</a> <dd>A slow azz rican's site </dl>

Example: Get-Hosting [dot] net A great web hosting site. Da Rican Boi [dot] com A slow azz rican's site.