Lists tag.

The list tag aids in the organisation of items.
Example code and Output:

Input:

Lists are of two types:
        (Note: <list> is not a tag, their types are different and have different tags.)
            Unorder Lists:
            <ul></ul>
            Unorder Lists are lists with disc, circle, square and are commonly used for points or heads.
            <ul>
                <li type="disc/circle/square">Your text</li>
            </ul>
            Order lists:
            Those which are counted and have Numerals,
            Number (default), Roman Numeral and Alphabets are commonly used for points to count. 
            btw, li stands for List items
            and ul stands for unorder list and ol for order list
            but if you want to apply on every type in the main tag (ul/ol)
            Output code:
            <ol type="I">
                <li>Hi</li>
                <li>Hello</li>
                <li>Bonjour</li>
            </ol>
            <ul>
                <li type="disc">Hi</li>
                <li type="circle">Hello</li>
                <li type="square">Bonjour</li>
            </ul>

Output:

Order list,

Hi
Hello
Bonjour

Hi
Hello
Bonjour

Attribute	Description
Type	Type attribute changes the type of list item mark, like you have been learned bullets in Microsoft Word the type of type you can enter in are: for ol, 1, I and A. for ul, disc, circle and square.

The list tag aids in the organisation of items.Example code and Output:

Input:

Output:

The list tag aids in the organisation of items.
Example code and Output: