In HTML, the **`<q>`** element is used to display inline text in quotation marks. 


Where:
- `cite`: Takes `URL` as its value and specifies the source of the content to be quoted.

> - This element should only be used for *short quotations* without any paragraph breaks. For long quotations with paragraph breaks, you should use the `<blockquote>` element.
> - Modern browsers usually insert quotation marks around the quotation specified by `<q>`.

# Example
The following code demonstrates the usage of the **`<q>`** element in HTML.
The content that we want to display as a quotation is written within the opening and closing tags, `<q>` and `</q>`.

<html>
 <head>
 </head>
 <body><p>This is a sample <q>Educative.io</q> quotation text</p>
 </body>
</html>

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What is the <q> element in HTML?

The `<q>` element displays inline text in quotes and is suited for short quotations.

What is the <q> element in HTML?

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