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    Subject: Create a line break

                                            To create a line break, we can use <LI> tag which automatically creates a line
                                            break. We can also put paragraph, line breaks, images, links, other lists, etc.
                                            within this list.

                               TABLES

                     Tables are used in HTML to display data in a tabular format. Presenting information in a tabular
                     form makes it easy to understand. To create a table in HTML, we use five basic tags:

                     1.   <TABLE> tag: The table is defined with this tag. All other tags are enclosed within the <TABLE> tag.
                     2.   <TR> tag: This tag defines a row of cells, where TR stands for Table Row.

                     3.   <TD> tag: This tag defines the data cell, where TD stands for Table Data.
                     4.   <TH>  tag: This tag defines the heading of each column or row, where TH stands for Table

                        Header. The heading is displayed as bold-faced and center-aligned in all browsers by default.
                     5.   <CAPTION>  tag: This tag defines the heading of the table. By default, the table caption is
                        centre-aligned.

                     Write HTML codes to show the student's details in a table.

                     <!DOCTYPE html>
                     <HTML>
                     <HEAD>

                     <TITLE>A Simple Table Structure</TITLE></HEAD>
                     <BODY>
                     <TABLE>
                     <CAPTION> STUDENT'S DETAILS</CAPTION>
                     <TR>
                            <TH>ADMISSION</TH>
                            <TH>NAME</TH>

                            <TH>TOTAL MARKS</TH>
                     </TR>

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