How does the browser interpret the nested paragraphs, and what is the resulting visual representation?
- Browsers do not allow paragraphs to be nested; any nested content is treated as part of the parent paragraph.
- Nested paragraphs cause a visual overlap in content.
- The browser ignores nested paragraphs, displaying only the outer one.
- The browser merges nested paragraphs into a single paragraph.
In HTML, the paragraph (
) element cannot be nested inside another paragraph element. If you attempt to nest them, the browser will interpret the start of the nested paragraph as the end of the outer paragraph, essentially treating the nested content as part of the parent paragraph without any separation. The visual representation would be continuous content without a new paragraph beginning.
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