You will have noticed that HTML commands are identified by the < and > signs. Therefore mix-ups occur if you wanted to write something like the following:
a < b, b > c
If you typed the characters exactly as above, it would actually give the following line:
a
This is because 'b, b' is treated as a (meaningless) HTML command because
it is wrapped by '<' and '>' !
These are the two most important characters to beware of. If ever you want
to have these printed in a document, you invoke them by typing:
THIS NOTATION IS CASE SENSITIVE. DO NOT FORGET THE SEMI-COLON.
Therefore to create this: a < b, b > c
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'<' and '>'
< for the less than sign ie '<'
> for the greater than sign ie '>'
You type a < b, b > c
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