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      Demonstration of effect tags. Note that not all make a difference!
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<p>I <strong>love</strong> good quotes, such as
<cite>If music be the food of love, play on.</cite>
<p>Computer
<code>code</code> used to be typed on a
<tt>typewriter</tt>, but not any more, so when the following BASIC code is entered:
<p><pre>10 max%=10
20 REPEAT
30 key$=GET$
40 UNTIL key$="S"
50 FOR index% = 1 TO max%
60   PRINT index%
70 NEXT index%</pre>
<p>And the user enters the following input:
<br><kbd>S</kbd>
<p>The user will see:
<br><samp>1</samp>
<br>through to
<br><samp>10</samp>
<p>Of course, this is dependent on the variable <var>var%</var>
<p>This is called <dfn>Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code</dfn>
<p>Usually mnemonicised to <acronym>BASIC</acronym>, which is not an abrieviation -
<abbrev>abbrev.</abbrev> is an abbreviation.
<p>This page was brought to you courtesy of:
<address>Web-Designer@iName.com</address>
A big <big>thankyou</big> for listening!

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