Hello, in this HTML Crash Course video, we're going to cover description lists. When you feed the code or when you feed the output to the code, you will think they look very similar tables. And that's probably the best way to think of them. The very similar to tables, they essentially like to provide a title and provide some sort of data, some information about that title, and it's automatically indented. There is a much more to it than that. So without further ado, let's get started.

And to create a description is to query D tags. So let's close that off as well. Inside here, you need to put a title which is d t. And then in here, you put some information about Batman. And then you put the actual data on the D Do which is the description data. And in here, I'm just going to put a super hero. And what I'm going to do is copy and paste this because that is the general format, d, d, d, d, d, d, d, d, d, d, d d. I can imagine if I kept saying a dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee, for quite a while, probably you probably start sounding really weird, or at least in my head.

So Brainiac is a super villain. And now that's it, we're ready to run our awesome application. So there we go. We have a table log structure. We have some sort of title, then some sort of description. We have an indented explicitly, it's automatically indented within Batman and within Brainiac combined with some CSS styling.

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