Question

Which character does not need to be written in ampersand notation in html?

1) ÷
2) ≥
3) √
4) &

Answer 1

In HTML, the character ÷ does not need to be written in ampersand notation.

Step-by-step explanation:

In HTML, the character that does not need to be written in ampersand notation is the character ÷.

Characters that require ampersand notation in HTML are called HTML entities. These characters are special and cannot be directly represented in HTML code.

Here are examples of HTML entities:

• ≥ for the greater than or equal to (≥) symbol
• √ for the square root (√) symbol
• & for the ampersand (&) symbol itself