In most places there are two high and two low tides each day. Usually where there are two high tides each day the successive high tides are about the same heights. The east coast of North America, including Florida, has semidiurnal tides. 

However, some places in the world have mixed semidiurnal tides where the two high tides in the same tidal day are of quite different heights. Mixed semidiurnal tides are common on the west coast of the United States.

Diurnal tides have only one high and one low tide in a tidal day. You can observe diurnal tides in the Caribbean.

Tide tables give the time and height of the high and low tides to expect in a given area. Tidal range is the difference in the heights of the water between successive high and low tides.