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I write something after ending HTML just to check type of errors but I found the same thing is in output. Any explanation?
Run program in solo-learn app
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Html is permissive: interpreters ( browsers, app... ) are expected to output a malformed document... So, internally, your </html> is ignored and reported at the end. But you cannot be sure that every browsers will correct it as this... It's also logical to consider to ignore what is after the </html> :P
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You will get output too if you rename any text file (without any tags) to html and open it in browser.