This is a paragraph demonstrating various text formatting tags in HTML.
This text is bold using the <b> tag.
This text is strongly emphasized using the <strong> tag.
This text is italic using the <i> tag.
This text is emphasized using the <em> tag.
This text is underlined using the <u> tag.
This text is strikethrough using the <s> tag.
This text is deleted using the <del> tag.
This is an example of H2O (subscript) using the <sub> tag.
This is an example of E=mc2 (superscript) using the <sup> tag.
This text is in a monospaced font using the <code> tag: console.log('Hello, World!');
This text is preformatted using the <pre> tag:
This text is big using the <big> tag.
This text is small using the <small> tag.
EM This text is emphasized using the <em> tag.
STRONG This text is strongly emphasized using the <strong> tag. This text is highlighted using the <mark> tag.
This text is inserted using the <ins> tag.
This text is quoted
using the <q> tag.
This text is HTML using the <abbr> tag.
This text is cited using the < cite> tag.
This text is defined using the <dfn> tag.
This text is variable using the <var> tag.
This text is keyboard input using the <kbd> tag.
This text is sample output using the <samp> tag.
This text is using the <time> tag.
For more information on text formatting in HTML, refer to the MDN Web Docs.