An ordered list in HTML is a list that is organized in a specific sequence or order, typically represented by numbers or letters. This type of list is created using the

tag (for ‘ordered list’) and each item in the list is inserted using the
1. tag (for ‘list item’).

   Here’s an example of an ordered list in HTML:

   1. First item
   2. Second item
   3. Third item

   Output:

   1. First item
   2. Second item
   3. Third item

   An unordered list in HTML, on the other hand, is a list where the order of items doesn’t matter. The items in an unordered list are typically represented by bullets. This type of list is created using the

   tag (for ‘unordered list’), and the items are also added using the
   • tag.

     Here’s an example of an unordered list in HTML:

     • Item One
     • Item Two
     • Item Three

     Output:

     • Item One
     • Item Two
     • Item Three

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