This code represents a snippet of HTML structure used to...

This code represents a snippet of HTML structure used to create an accordion component. Here’s a breakdown of what each part does:

1. <div class="accordion accordion--secondary">: This creates a container <div> for the accordion and assigns it two CSS classes:

   • accordion: Likely a base class that provides general styling or behavior for the accordion.
   • accordion--secondary: Suggests a modifier class, possibly for theming (e.g., secondary color scheme).

2. <div class="accordion__item">: Represents an individual item or section within the accordion. This will typically hold content that can expand or collapse.

3. <h3 class="accordion__toggle">: Adds a heading (<h3>) for the accordion item. The class accordion__toggle indicates that this heading acts as a clickable or interactive element that will toggle (expand/collapse) the visibility of the associated content in the accordion.

This structure likely relies on accompanying CSS and/or JavaScript to control the styling and interactive behavior of the accordion.