JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - HTML Entity

This lecture discusses the use of HTML entities, also known as special characters, which are used to represent characters not available on the keyboard. The video explains how to use these entities, provides examples, and emphasizes the importance of using entity numbers or names instead of directly copying symbols. It also guides viewers on how to search for these entities online and concludes with a transition to CSS topics.

What is another name for special characters in HTML?

• HTML attributes

• HTML entities

• HTML elements

• HTML tags

Why is it important to use HTML entity numbers or names instead of directly copying symbols?

• They ensure correct rendering in browsers

• They are more visually appealing

• They are shorter to type

• They are easier to remember

What should you do if you need to use a special character not available on your keyboard?

• Use a different character

• Search for the HTML entity number or name

• Use a different font

• Ignore the character

Where can you search for HTML special characters if you don't remember the codes?

• In a text editor

• Online using search engines

• In a dictionary

• In a spreadsheet

What might happen if you copy and paste a special character directly into your HTML code?

• The character will be ignored by the browser

• The character will be automatically converted to an entity

• The character might not render correctly in browsers

• The character will always display correctly