3. A table is a rectangular arrangement of rows and columns on your screen A table is used to organize data into rows and columns and also increasingly as a way of arranging text and graphics on the page

4. A single "line" of data that runs across the table. A single vertical section of data. The intersection of a row and column. The cells are where you enter the data that appears in the table.

5. The first row of the table. The headers are optional, but many people use them to label each column. These are the lines that surround the table and each cell.

7. Your table will always begin with the following basic container:

8. We divide row into columns by placing the and tags between and

10. We enter the row's cell data by typing text between each and

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12. Attributes BORDER ALIGN WIDTH CELLPADDING CELLSPACING BGCOLOR BORDERCOLOR BACKGROUND

13. and Attributes ALIGN VALIGN BGCOLOR BORDERCOLOR

14. Make the following web page NAMEE-COMMERCEECONOMICSNETWORKS AHMED998776 ALI956590

15. NAME MATHS SCIENCE ENGLISH

16. AHMED 99 87 76

17. ALI 95 65 90

21. <table border=5 align=center Cellpadding=15>

23. <table border=5 align=center Cellpadding=15 bgcolor=blue>

25. <table border=5 align=center Cellpadding=15 bgcolor=blue Bordercolor=red>

27. <table border=5 align=center Cellpadding=15 bgcolor=blue Bordercolor=red cellspacing=12>

29. The COLSPAN and ROWSPAN attribute can be used in a cell to make the cell contents merge with another cell

30. You can use COLSPAN and ROWSPAN in either a or a tags

31. Make the following web page MS-WORD THEORYPRACTICAL 9894

32. MS-WORD THEORY PRACTICAL

33. 98 94

35. Make the following web page MS-WORD THEORY98 PRACTICAL94

36. MS-WORD THEORY 98

37. PRACTICAL 94