html page is running without starting it with <html>

[jagdeep gupta]

My html code is running without any error by starting without html tag but html tag is closed at end body tag is not closed still output for <ol> tag is given
content is written outside any of body, form head still output is shown
Please Give the reason behind it if anybody knows

[Dormilich]

My html code is running without any error

HTML code always runs without error. have you tried validating your code?

besides, in HTML 4 some tags are optional (including <html> and <body>)

Please Give the reason behind it if anybody knows

browser developers give their best to display even the crappiest code (somehow).

[jagdeep gupta]

Yes sir i know if they dont give any error but output is also not displayed
But the code is displaying without closing these

[Thew]

Show us some code.

[Death Slaught]

My html code is running without any error by starting without html tag but html tag is closed at end body tag is not closed still output for <ol> tag is given
content is written outside any of body, form head still output is shown
Please Give the reason behind it if anybody knows

The HTML tag is not needed for the browser to display your code. The purpose of the HTML element is simply to tell the browser that the file is an HTML document. The same applies for the other elements. The browser knows that there is a form, table, div, ol, etc and how to display them. However, you should not omit start and end tags.

Thanks, Death

[jagdeep gupta]

<ht <h1>Purpose,h1>ml>
<head>
<title>
Expt.com
</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
<font size="40" face="arial"
Love This place
</html>

[jagdeep gupta]

The above code is working in IE6

[JKing]

FireFox, Chrome, IE8 all display "Purpose,h1>ml> " and that is it.

As stated previously all browsers will make an attempt to somehow render even the worst malformed code.

[Death Slaught]

FireFox, Chrome, IE8 all display "Purpose,h1>ml> " and that is it..

Yes, but the h1 element is still being used on "Purpose,h1>ml> ".

Regards, Death