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Although common tags were present in the previous versions of HTML, HTML5
introduced special structural tags which considerably enhanced the power and
ease of web programming. For a majority of everyday programming, these tags
would eventually replace many of the typical div entries from the code. The
definition of the structure starts with the tag:

<section>

A section is a thematic grouping of content, typically preceded by header, and
ends with footer. Sections can be nested inside of each other, if needed, and
can hold any amount of typical markup. The <header> of a section is
typically a headline of grouping of headlines but it may also contain further
helpful information about the section. A <footer> typically contains
information about its section such as who wrote it, links to related documents,
copyright data, and the like. <nav> is a tag that defines the navigation
area, typically a list of links. The nav should be a sibling of the
main section, header, and footer. Finally, we have <article> and
<aside> tags which are used for an independent entry and tangentially
related content respectively.

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