What is the difference between HTML elements and tags?
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Answer / nashiinformaticssolutions
The fundamental components of a web page's content and structure are represented by HTML elements. They cover every aspect of the structure, including the characteristics, content, and start and end tags. Conversely, tags are particular markers that enclose material in angle brackets (<>). Although elements are made up of both content and tags, tags are the opening () and closing () markers that indicate the beginning and ending of an element in HTML syntax.
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Answer / Navin Kumar
"HTML elements are the building blocks of web pages, represented by tags. While all HTML elements have corresponding tags, not all tags represent an element - empty tags (like <img> or <br>) do not enclose any content"
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