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Creating a table using all the table tags


                      Table Framing
                 Table framing refers to the way borders and lines are applied to a table and its elements (such as cells,
                 rows, and columns) to create a visible outline or structure. It is essentially the visual presentation of a
                 table's layout, controlled by adding borders to the table itself and its internal components.
                 The CSS properties discussed above are the part of table framing.


                 Uses of Table Framing

                 We use table framing for:
                    Visual Clarity: Framing makes it easier to distinguish and organize information, especially in large
                   tables with lots of data.
                    Aesthetics: It improves the overall look and appeal of the table on the webpage.
                    Readability: Adding borders helps the user to quickly identify the structure of the table and navigate
                   through the data.



                        INSERTING IMAGES

                 Images and other graphical elements such as drawings, paintings and charts enhance the look and

                 feel of a web page. All these graphical elements are considered as image in the web page. HTML also
                 allows us to insert images inside the web pages through the <IMG> tag. The <IMG> tag is a container
                 tag and has various attributes.
                 In Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), you don't directly insert images; instead, you style the existing HTML
                 image elements. CSS is used to control the presentation and layout of the images on a webpage.







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