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To incorporate "" into a HTML string, you would need to use HTML entity codes.

• "<" represents the less than sign "<"
• "/ "represents a forward slash "/"
• ">" represents the greater than sign ">"

So the HTML string incorporating "" would look like this:

<code> This is an example of using </> in a HTML string </code>

This code would display the following output:

This is an example of using </> in a HTML string