Void Element in HTML, also known as an empty element, is an element that does not require a closing tag. Examples include <br>, <img>, and <input>. These elements are like one-way doors—once data passes through them, there’s no need to go back.
Void Element in HTML, also known as an empty element, is an element that does not require a closing tag. Examples include <br>, <img>, and <input>. These elements are like one-way doors—once data passes through them, there’s no need to go back.