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HTML span tag is an inline element that differs a bit from Div tag. Div tag is basically a block level element that can hold or contain other elements. Div tag is more frequently used for html page layout now days as it is easy to understand and takes less time to load than table structure.
The SPAN element has common attributes like highlighting text, adding a background image, mouseover etc effects by adding CSS to it. For example you want a text with certain effect like mouse over, you can use span instead of Div.
Span allows nesting likewise the Div but you can put the inline elements in it, whereas the div element can contain anything that is html element. HTML span tag is better to use for short text effect. Perhaps the most common use of span and DIV elements is to carry or attributes in conjunction with CSS to apply layout, typographic, color, and other presentation attributes to parts of the content. CSS does not just apply to visual styling: when spoken out loud by a browser, CSS styling can affect speech-rate, stress, richness and even position within an image.
