My Daily learning - How to Code Day 10 of HTML: Block and Inline Elements

Good Evening everyone,

This is the continuation of prep for my honorable discharge from my Military Service. I'm going back to school for computer science. For my prep @richatvns is mentoring me in Calculus and the field of computer science. I'm taking online video classes on Calculus 3, learning HTML, then CSS, followed by Javascript on W3Schools As well as learning blockchain technology through Steem at the same time.

Everyday rich is requiring me as a "proof of work" to show what I learned that day to him.

So we came up with the great idea why not help others, and make a quick easy to follow tutorial by posting what I learned each day.
Since I'm only doing 1 short tutorial a day, it's so easy to follow along and learn (should be under 5 min).
I get the added bonus of repeating the material, such that I truly understand it.

Today's topic is Block and Inline Elements. Most HTML pages have their default display as block or inline. A block level element starts on a new line and expands horizontally as far out as possible. Block level elements have < div > and < / div > tags around their text.

You can learn more about this topic here: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_blocks.asp

The coding will looks like this:

When we open the file in safari, it looks like this:

The important rule is that the words Hello and World are on their own line.

On the other hand, we have an inline element. The key part here is that the second element is on the same line as the first element.

Check out the coding:

Inline coding is represented by < span > tags before and after each line of text. Notice in the finished product "hello" and "world" are both on the same line.

If you just found this Post and want to start from the beginning here are the earlier posts in the series:

Introduction to my journey
Day 2 of HTML
Day 3 of Attributes
Day 4 of HMTL Background and Text Colors
Day 5 of HTML Fonts
Day 8 of HTML Fonts
Day 8 of HTML Images
Day 9 of HTML Tables
Day 9 of HTML Lists

You want to learn, Just remember the Nike Slogan:

*** Thank you to @richatvns for setting up this template for posting and base artwork