In the elements panel, we have:
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Section
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Container
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Grid
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Text block
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Div block
I have seen so many webflow websites that use div block as a section and a container. Div block can be converted into a Grid with 1 click, or a text block with double click.
So what’s the point of having 5 elements instead of just 1 div block element?
Is it because of the ease of use?
Or, does it make a difference in terms of how clean a code is auto-written?
I know its a basic question, but I’ve been pondering over this thought for quite a while. Would somebody please care to explain the logic behind this?
Thanks! 
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Hey @RohanGanachari
Section
The section element is just a section, not a div. Learn more here > HTML section Tag
When using a div you need to manually change the tag when you need to do it. It’s for semantic structure.
Container
Container is just a div with fixed width > 940px > Learn more here > Container | Webflow University
Grid
Grid is part from the CSS display property. You have two options:
1. Adding a div and manually setting to display Grid
2. Adding a Grid element > div with grid
The only difference here is when adding a regular div you need to set to display Grid manually.
Text Block
Just a div with some text inside. You can use both > adding a text block or double click a div to add a text. No difference. Using a text block can be faster because takes one step less > hitting enter/double click
Div block
Self-explanatory
Piter 
@PeterDimitrov Thank you for replying.
Section
How do you manually change the tag?
And with the remaining 3 elements, I suppose its just for ease of usage.
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@PeterDimitrov Thank you so much for taking the time out to show that to me. I learnt something new today.
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No prob man! Happy to help
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