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Where, Student is the Title of the table which can be inserted by using the <CAPTION> tag. Roll No.,
                 Name, Grade and Gender are the table headings that can be created by using the <TH> tag.

                 CSS Properties Used with <TABLE> Tag

                 CSS provides various properties which can be used with <TABLE> tag to accomplish various tasks. They
                 are border, border-style, border-color, border-spacing, width, padding, background-color and color.
                 These are global properties of CSS which means that these can be used with any element of HTML. Let
                 us see how to use these properties with <TABLE> tag while creating a table in HTML.


                 Using Border Property
                 The border property of CSS allows you to apply a border to table. For example:


                 <style>
                 table, th, td{border:2px;}

                 </style>
                 Preceding code will apply a border of 2px to the table.

                 Using Border-style Property
                 The border-style property is used to apply outline style of border of the table or any other element.
                 To use this property, it is necessary to use the border property. CSS provides different types of border
                 styles which are Dotted, Dashed, Solid, Double, Groove, Ridge, Inset, Outset, None and Hidden.
                 You can use any one of these styles at a time. If you use the None style, the border will not appear.  For
                 example:


                 <style>
                 table, th, td {border:2px; border-style:solid;}

                 </style>
                 Using Border-color Property

                 The border-color property allows you to apply a color to the border. For example:

                 <style>

                 table, th, td
                 {

                 border:2px;

                 border-style:solid;
                 border-color:green;

                 }

                 </style>








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