Let’s dive straight into the script for the table we’re building today. While the code might look a bit long, it’s actually quite simple. If you missed the previous lessons on links and lists, be sure to check them out first.

What is a Table?

A table is a grid consisting of rows and columns. To create one, you use the <table> tag and close it with </table>. You can add attributes like border or color to the opening tag.

Key tags inside a table:

• <tr> (Table Row): Used to define a single row.
• <td> (Table Data): Defines a single cell within a row. These go inside the <tr> tags.
• <th> (Table Header): Similar to <td> but used for header cells, usually displayed as bold and centered text.

Browser Result

When you run the script above, it will look like this:

In the opening <table> tag, I used the border attribute with a value of 10 to give the table a thick, dark outline.

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That’s it for now—happy coding!