Answer Posted / Ankit Chauhan
To include special characters (like <, >, &, etc.) in your HTML, you need to escape them using their entity references. Here's a list of common entities:n```htmln< - <n> - >n& - &n"`` - ' or ' (single quote)n`` - " or " (double quote)n``' - ' or ' (apostrophe)n``" - " or " (quotation mark)n``^ - &hat; (caret)n``_ - _ (underscore)n```htmlnFor example:n```htmln<Hello, World!>n``
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