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Comment - HTML Tutorial with Example

Comment - HTML Tutorial with Example 





     The comment tag are used for written comments in an HTML document, it starts with the <!-- opening tag and end with --> tag. Comments are not displayed in the browser, comments are use to explain the source code, which can help later when edit the source code. The Comment tag is supported in all major browsers.




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