<p>Press <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>S</kbd>. Result: <samp>Saved</samp>.</p>kbd marks keys or other user input. samp marks text produced by a program. Keeping them distinct makes it clear who provides the input and who produces the result.
LESSON 113 OF 120
Mark keyboard input with kbd and program output with samp.
Mark keyboard input with kbd and program output with samp. Semantic structure should describe meaning, not visual appearance.
<p>Press <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>S</kbd>. Result: <samp>Saved</samp>.</p>kbd marks keys or other user input. samp marks text produced by a program. Keeping them distinct makes it clear who provides the input and who produces the result.
<p>Press <code>Ctrl + S</code>. Result: <code>Saved</code>.</p>code only says that the text is code. It does not distinguish the user command from the program output.
Complete the example. Mark keyboard input with kbd and program output with samp.
Replace the first code with kbd and the second with samp; keep clear text inside both.
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