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A serif is a flick added to the tips of the lines that make up the letters. It is one of the oldest fonts, it has been around since 1200 and was used in news papers etc.
Sans-serif fonts do not have any serifs at all (“sans” being French for “without”). Sans-serif fonts are the most appropriate family for use online. Which basically means that they have no flicks at the end.
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