HTML <table> Tag
The <table> element represents tabular data using columns and rows.
Rows are defined by <tr> and column headings are defined by <th>.
The intersection of a table row and a table column is called cell or data and is defined by <td>.
An html table may contain other elements such as <caption>, <colgroup>, <thead>, <tfoot> and <tbody>.
Global attributes
Global attributes may be applied on all elements, although some elements may have no effect on them.
<accesskey>,
<class>,
<contenteditable>,
<contextmenu>,
<data-*>,
<dir>,
<draggable>,
<dropzone>,
<hidden>,
<id>,
<lang>,
<spellcheck>,
<style>,
<tabindex>,
<title>,
<translate>.
Global Event Handler Attributes
Global Event Handler attributes may be applied on all elements, although some elements may have no effect on them.
<onabort>,
<onautocomplete>,
<onautocompleteerror>,
<onblur>,
<oncancel>,
<oncanplay>,
<oncanplaythrough>,
<onchange>,
<onclick>,
<onclose>,
<oncontextmenu>,
<oncuechange>,
<ondblclick>,
<ondrag>,
<ondragend>,
<ondragenter>,
<ondragleave>,
<ondragover>,
<ondragstart>,
<ondrop>,
<ondurationchange>,
<onemptied>,
<onended>,
<onerror>,
<onfocus>,
<oninput>,
<oninvalid>,
<onkeydown>,
<onkeypress>,
<onkeyup>,
<onload>,
<onloadeddata>,
<onloadedmetadata>,
<onloadstart>,
<onmousedown>,
<onmouseenter>,
<onmouseleave>,
<onmousemove>,
<onmouseout>,
<onmouseover>,
<onmouseup>,
<onmousewheel>,
<onpause>,
<onplay>,
<onplaying>,
<onprogress>,
<onratechange>,
<onreset>,
<onresize>,
<onscroll>,
<onseeked>,
<onseeking>,
<onselect>,
<onshow>,
<onsort>,
<onstalled>,
<onsubmit>,
<onsuspend>,
<ontimeupdate>,
<ontoggle>,
<onvolumechange>,
<onwaiting>.
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Example
<!doc>
<table>
<caption>Employee Names</caption>
<tr>
<th>First Name</th>
<th>Last Name</th>
<th>Job ID</th>
<th>Salary</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Lex</td>
<td>De Haan</td>
<td>AD_VP</td>
<td>17000</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Bruce</td>
<td>Ernst</td>
<td>IT_PROG</td>
<td>6000</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Nancy</td>
<td>Greenberg</td>
<td>FI_MGR</td>
<td>12008</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Peter</td>
<td>Hall</td>
<td>SA_REP</td>
<td>9000</td>
</tr>
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