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HTML Table Creation Practices

The document outlines three tasks for creating HTML pages with specific table properties. Each task requires saving the HTML files in a designated folder with specified names and attributes such as border, cellspacing, cellpadding, alignment, width, and height. The instructions are clear and structured for practical implementation.

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HTML Table Creation Practices

The document outlines three tasks for creating HTML pages with specific table properties. Each task requires saving the HTML files in a designated folder with specified names and attributes such as border, cellspacing, cellpadding, alignment, width, and height. The instructions are clear and structured for practical implementation.

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Hand On Practices for Table- II

1. Create an HTML page with the following Table and save in your roll number folder
“[Link]”. This table uses the properties of “border, cellspacing, cellpadding=2,
align=center, width=300 ”.

2. Create an HTML page with the following Table and save in your roll number folder
“[Link]”. This table uses the properties of “border, cellspacing, cellpadding=5,
align=center, width=600 and height=200”.

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3. Create an HTML page with the following Table and save in your roll number folder
“[Link]”. This table use the properties of “border, cellspacing, cellpadding=3,
align=center, width=300”.

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