HTML character entity

In HTML, the label is in the form of <...>, if we want to use less than (<) greater than (>) is not possible, it will be mistaken for the label. Like <, >, & and other symbols are reserved characters, is not displayed correctly, if you want to display the reserved characters correctly, we must use the character entities in the HTML source code, such as less than the number written &lt; , greater than sign written &gt; , see the following table for more information:

Show results	Describe	Entity Name	Entity number
	Space	 	& #160;
<	Less than sign	&lt;	& #60;
>	Greater than sign	&gt;	& #62;
&	and number	&amp;	& #38;
"	Quotes	&quot;	& #34;
‘	Apostrophe	&apos; (ie not supported)	& #39;
￠	Points (cent)	&cent;	& #162;
£	Pound (pound)	&pound;	& #163;
¥	Yuan (yen)	&yen;	& #165;
€	Euros (euro)	&euro;	& #8364;
§	Section	&sect;	& #167;
©	Copyrights (copyright)	&copy;	& #169;
®	Registered trademarks	&reg;	& #174;
™	Trademark	&trade;	& #8482;
X	Multiplication sign	&times;	& #215;
÷	Division Sign	&divide;	& #247;

HTML character entity