Html entities for new line

In HTML, there are several ways to represent a new line, depending on the context and the desired effect. Here are some common HTML entities for new lines:

1. <br>: The <br> element is used to insert a line break, which will create a new line in the text. It is often used to separate paragraphs or to create a new line within a paragraph.
2. 
: The 
 entity represents a carriage return (CR) character, which is often used in combination with the 
 entity to represent a new line.
3. 
: The 
 entity represents a line feed (LF) character, which is often used in combination with the 
 entity to represent a new line.
4. 
: The 
 entity represents a line feed (LF) character in hexadecimal notation.
5. 
: The 
 entity represents a carriage return (CR) character in hexadecimal notation.

Here are some examples of how these entities can be used:

• <p>This is a paragraph of text.<br>This is another line of text.</p>
• <p>This is a paragraph of text.&#13;&#10;This is another line of text.</p>
• <p>This is a paragraph of text.&#x0A;This is another line of text.</p>

Note that the 
 and 
 entities are often used together to represent a new line, as they are the most common way to represent a new line in HTML. The 
 and 
 entities are less commonly used, but can be useful in certain situations.