Serif and Sans Serif
Serif means a Small decorative lines at the end of characters.
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There are two categories of fonts:
1.Serif
2.Sans Serif
1.Serif font:
A font that contains serifs.The most common Serif type face is TimesNewRoman.
Example:
Times New Roman,Bodoni MT,Garmond,Engravers MT, Mono type Corsiva
2.Sans(without) Serif:
A font that do not use Serifs, small lines at the ends of character. Sans Serif fonts are easy to read.
Example:
Arial, Calibri,Calibri Light, Consolas, Century Gothic.
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