What are inline elements and block level elements in HTML5 ?

Block elements

Examples of Block elements

<h1>-<h6> - This element is used for including headings of different sizes ranging from 1 to 6.
<div> - This is a container tag and is used to make separate divisions of content on the web page.
<hr> - This is an empty tag and is used for separating content by horizontal lines.
<li> - This tag is used for including list items of an ordered or unordered list.
<ul> - This tag is used to make an unordered list.
<ol> - This tag is used to make an ordered list.
<p> - This tag is used to include paragraphs of content in the webpage.
<table> - This tag is used for including the tables in the webpage when there is a need for tabular data.

Examples of HTML 5 Semantic block elements

<header> - This tag is used for including all the main things of the webpage like navbar, logos, and heading of the webpage.
<nav> - This tag helps to navigate through different sections by including different blocks of hyperlinks in the webpage.
<footer> - This contains all information about the authorization, contact, and copyright details of the webpage.
<main> - The main content of the webpage resides in this tag.
<section> - This is used separate different sections in the webpage.
<article> - This tag is used to include different independent articles on the webpage.
<aside> - This tag is used to mention details of the main content aside.

Examples of Inline elements

<a> - This tag is used for including hyperlinks in the webpage.
<br> - This tag is used for mentioning line breaks in the webpage wherever needed.
<script> - This tag is used for including external and internal JavaScript codes.
<input> - This tag is used for taking input from the users and is mainly used in forms.
<img> - This tag is used for including different images in the webpage to add beauty to the webpage.
<span> - This is an inline container that takes necessary space only.
<b> - This tag is used in places where bold text is needed.
<label> - The tag in HTML is used to provide a usability improvement for mouse users i.e, if a user clicks on the text within the <label> element, it toggles the control.

Difference between Inline and Block elements

Inline Elements

Block Elements