How to Run HTML Code?

To run HTML code, you typically open the HTML file in a web browser. Here's how:

Steps:

1. Locate your HTML file: Find the file on your computer (it will usually have a .html or .htm extension).

2. Open with a Web Browser:

   • Right-click on the HTML file.
   • Select "Open with" from the context menu.
   • Choose your preferred web browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) from the list.

3. Double-Click (If Browser is Default): If your desired browser is already set as your default browser, you can simply double-click the HTML file. It should automatically open in the browser.

Example:

Let's say you have a file named my_website.html. You can either right-click it, select "Open with," and choose your browser, or, if your default browser is set, just double-click my_website.html.

Explanation:

Web browsers are designed to interpret and display HTML code. When you open an HTML file in a browser, the browser reads the HTML tags and content, then renders it visually on your screen as a webpage. The browser interprets the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code within the file (or linked to it) to display the intended webpage.

Important Considerations:

• Correct HTML Structure: Ensure your HTML code is well-formed and follows proper syntax for the browser to render it correctly.
• Linked Resources (CSS, JavaScript, Images): If your HTML file relies on external CSS stylesheets, JavaScript files, or images, make sure these files are located in the correct relative or absolute paths so that the browser can find and load them. If paths are incorrect, the webpage will not display correctly.