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Line 33: Note that unnecessary use of HTML character references may significantly reduce the readability of HTML. If the character encoding for a web page is chosen appropriately then HTML character references are usually only required for a few special characters. The characters '''&''', '''<''' and '''>''' always need to be encoded, as noted above. ~~== External link ==~~ * [http://www.html-collection.com HTML Beginner Page] This page is for HTML beginner. [http://www.html-sammlung.de (German Page)]

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