<samp>

The HTML <samp> element is used to indicate sample output from a computer program or system, typically shown in a monospace font to represent code or results from commands.

`<samp>` Tag

The <samp> element is used to display sample output generated by a program, script, or system command. It is typically styled in a monospaced font to visually distinguish system responses from regular text.

Syntax

index.html

<samp>Sample Output Text</samp>

`<samp>` Demo

The result of the command is: File not found

index.html

<p>
  The result of the command is: <samp>File not found</samp>
</p>

The <samp> tag is still valid, but CSS can provide more flexible styling options.

Attributes

The <samp> element supports global attributes.

Key Points

Purpose: Used to display sample output from commands or scripts, making it easier to distinguish system-generated responses.
Styling: Rendered in a monospaced font to resemble terminal or console output.
Usage: Ideal for documentation, tutorials, and examples that include program or command outputs.

Conclusion

The <samp> tag is useful for presenting sample output from computer programs, scripts, or system commands. It helps maintain readability by using a monospaced font to mimic terminal responses. While the tag is still widely supported, CSS allows for additional customization and styling.

<s>

The HTML <s> element denotes text that is no longer relevant or correct, usually shown with a strike through to indicate its inaccuracy or inapplicability.

<small>

The HTML <small> element displays text in a smaller font size, commonly used for annotations, fine print, or additional information, while preserving the original semantic meaning of the content.