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Html 5 Meter Optimum Attribute Tag
The <meter> optimum attribute tag is used to indicates point where the measurement's value is considered optimal.The <meter> optimum attribute value is high and low.If you give to high optimum value in the higher value best and if you give to low optimum value in the lower value best. The <meter> tag is new in HTML5.
Syntax:
<meter optimum = "...">... </meter>
Example Code
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<meter optimum="40" max="80" value="60"> 60 within 40 and 80 </meter>
<meter optimum="40" max="80" value="60"> 60 within 40 and 80 </meter>
Out Put :
In the above example meter optimum attribute value is 80 and value is 60 and optimum is 40.
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