Creating and Structuring Tables

<table> Tag:

The <table> tag acts as the container for all table-related tags defining the overall structure of the table.

<tr> Tag (Table Row):

When it comes to the <tr> tag it defines rows within the table. Each row can consist of cells, which can be either header cells (<th>) or standard cells (<td>).

<th> Tag (Table Header):

For header cells in the table, we use the <th> tag. These cells are usually bold and centered by default. By using <th> we distinguish headers from data in the table indicating that the content inside serves as a heading for a column or row.

<td> Tag (Table Data):

On the other hand, standard data cells in the table are represented by the <td> tag. Each <, td> element is positioned within a <tr> to specify its association with a row.

Example of an HTML Table: