The difference between SPAN and Div is that Div (division) is a block-level element that can contain paragraphs, headings, tables, and even chapters, summaries, and notes. While span is an inline element, span is not wrapped, it has no structural meaning, it is purely applied, and spans can be used when other inline elements are not appropriate.
The difference between these two properties is illustrated in an example below.
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The span tag has an important and useful feature, which is that it doesn't do anything, its sole purpose is to surround other elements in your HTML code so that you can assign styles to them. In this example, the identifier allows you to divide a paragraph into different parts.
Another identifier has a similar function, and the
Div is also used to create a logical part of the HTML file. However, unlike
span,
works at the block level of text, which introduces line separation before and after the HTML elements it contains.
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The span tag has an important and useful feature, that is, it doesn't do anything, its sole purpose is to surround other elements in your HTML code so that you can assign styles to them. In this example, the identifier allows you to divide a paragraph into different parts.
There is also an identifier that has a similar function,
Div is also used to create logical portions of HTML files. But with
span is different,
Works at the block level of text, which introduces line separation before and after the HTML elements it contains.
