HTML entities are the reserved characters that are used in the HTML document. They are not present in your standard keyboard. They provide a wide range of characters, allowing you to add icons, geometric shapes, mathematical operators, and so on.
With this, we have covered a basic look into the scope and features of HTML entities. By going through this article, you’ve gained a broader understanding of HTML entities and a better insight into how you can add symbols that are not on your keyboard.
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