A good question and happy to elaborate..
A Support line is where the stock finds support, and by that it is meant a value where the candles tend to revert to. Consider a floor level if you like.
A Resistance line is the opposite in that it the upper level where the stock has peaked at and then reversed. Using the same analogy consider it the ceiling.
Here is a link, specifically for this question, but also one for some good, general background.
https://www.investopedia.com/trading/support-and-resistance-basics/
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