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Explain the way to close an XHTML element

Explain the way to close an XHTML element.

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Every XHTML element should be closed. To close an XHTML element two ways are here:

• By using a closing tag that is the element name prefixed along with "/" and enclosed within a pair of angle brackets as: "<" and ">".

• Closing that opening tag instantly by placing "/" before end the bracket: ">".

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