# seq in seq, seqDefault and seqReset

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## simple use of seq

First seq:

Second seq:

We have just done a <seqReset"/>

First seq after seqReset:

second seq after seqReset:

If you are going to use multiple seq tags, you need to use the "id" attribute.

## Better use of seq

We have just done a <seqDefault id="test"/>

We have just done a <seqReset id="test"/>

First seq:

Second seq:

We have just done a <seqReset id="test"/>

First seq after seqReset:

second seq after seqReset:

## Using two seqs independently

We have just done a <seqReset id="testOne"/>

We have just done a <seqReset id="testTwo"/>

First seq for testOne:

Second seq for testOne:

First seq for testTwo:

Second seq for testTwo:

We have just done a <seqReset id="testOne"/>

First seq after seqReset for testOne:

second seq after seqReset for testOne:

First seq after seqReset for testTwo:

second seq after seqReset for testTwo:

Notice how resetting testOne doesn't affect testTwo at all.