How does the browser render a table when the "tfoot" element is written before the "tbody" element in the HTML code?

The "tfoot" is displayed at the top of the table.
The "tfoot" is ignored.
The browser moves the "tfoot" to appear after the "tbody".
The table gets distorted.

Even if the "tfoot" is written before the "tbody" in the HTML markup, browsers will render the "tfoot" section below the "tbody". This behavior ensures that footers appear at the bottom of tables, irrespective of their position in the code. It's an example of the browser's fault-tolerant behavior with the HTML specification.

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