ABBR and ACRONYM: For Abbreviations and Acronyms. They have an accompanying title tag which you can use to describe the actual meaning of the abbreviated word or acronym.
CITE: Citation, used to cite a source of information.
CODE: Computer or Programming code.
DEL: Deleted word or phrase.
DFN: Definition.
DL: Definition List. Similar to UL and OL, but uses DT (Definition term) and DD (definition description) to show terms and definitions.
EM: Emphasis, displayed as italicized text.
INS: Insert, used to display text you have inserted due to an edit at a later date.
KBD: Keyboard instructions.
OL: Ordered List.
SAMP: Sample output, used to show sample output from programming code.
STRONG: Strong, or bold, emphasis on a word or phrase.
UL: Unordered List.
VAR: Variable, used to represent a variable in programming code.
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