`, and `` tags, you can use JavaScript’s `document.createElement` and `innerHTML` properties. Here’s an example:

“`javascript
// Create a

element
var divElement = document.createElement(“div”);

// Set the content of the

using innerHTML
divElement.innerHTML = “

This is a sample HTML content.

“;

// Console log the divElement to see the formatted HTML
console.log(divElement);

// Access the formatted HTML using outerHTML property
var formattedHTML = divElement.outerHTML;
console.log(formattedHTML);
“`

In the above example, we create a `

` element using `document.createElement(“div”)` and set its content using the `innerHTML` property. The content provided is a simple `

` element with some text.

After setting the content, the `divElement` is logged to the console, which will show the HTML structure of the `

` along with its content.

The `outerHTML` property is then used to access the formatted HTML content of the `

`. It will provide the HTML string representation of the `

` along with its content.

By adding this JavaScript code to an HTML file and running it in a browser’s developer console, you can see the formatted HTML output in the console.

Remember to remove the `

`, ``, and `` tags from your code as you mentioned in the question.

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