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In addition to unordered lists we also have ordered lists the list items in an ordered list are identifiable

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by sequential numerical values.

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Let's take a look at an example.

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Here we have the heading My three favorite vacations and underneath we have each list item attached

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to each list item is a number.

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And so this is an ordered list.

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Let's go ahead and create the ordered list in our HDMI document

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to begin.

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We'll start by entering the header just like we did for our last list which was the unordered list.

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We'll start off with each three

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now to create the ordered list.

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We start with the open and close 0 l tag

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which stands for ordered list and in-between these tags just create an indent by pressing the tab key

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and start creating your list items

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and that's what the list looks like.

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Notice we don't have to specify the actual value attached to each list item that will be created automatically

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starting with from lowest to highest so let's go ahead and save this file and preview what the list

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looks like.

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In our web browser

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so there it is.

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We have the header and each list item with the sequential numerical value attached next to it.