• id: Unique identifier for an element. Can only be used once per page

What is the difference between id and class attributes?

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• id: Unique identifier for an element. Can only be used once per page. Example: <div id="main">.
• class: Used to group multiple elements with similar styling or behavior. Example: <div class="container">.

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