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    <TABLE>
                      <CAPTION> STUDENT'S DETAILS</CAPTION>
                      <TR>

                      <TH>ADMISSION</TH>
                      <TH>NAME</TH>
                      <TH>TOTAL MARKS</TH>
                      </TR>
                      <TR>
                      <TD>2016/0256</TD>
                      <TD>Aadya Kaushal</TD>
                      <TD>589</TD>
                      </TR>

                      <TR>
                      <TD>2017/0865</TD>
                      <TD>Shweta Kaushal</TD>
                      <TD>545</TD>
                      </TR>
                      </TABLE>
                      </BODY>

                      </HTML>

                                STYLING TABLES USING CSS

                      CSS allows us to style tables for a single HTML page. It is defined using the <Style> tag in the head
                      section of the HTML document.

                      Syntax of using the <STYLE> tag:

                       <HEAD>
                       <STYLE>

                       Tag_Name                                        Selector: We write the name of the tag to be styled here.
                       {
                                                                       Declaration Box: We mention the tag properties that
                       Property_name: value;
                                                                       need to be styled along with the properties in it. The two
                       }                                               parts of a declaration box are name and value. A property
                                                                       along with its value is called a declaration.
                       </STYLE>
                       </HEAD>

                           PURE        CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) was first proposed by Håkon Wium Lie on October 10, 1994
                           FACT        while working with Tim Berners-Lee at CERN.

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