Let's talk about a HTML table.
Tables are used to display data in a tabular format on a web page, and tables can be also used to organize
and present data in a clear and structured way, such as displaying tabular data like financial reports,
sports standing or product information.
And additionally, tables can also be used for layout papers to create a grid structure of a web page.
And I believe we have seen a couple of use cases about tables and web applications.
It is time for us to use tables also in our application.
Before we continue, let's have the clear differences between row and columns or vertical lines and
horizontal lines, because we are going to use this technique a lot.
So what are rows and columns?
Let's take that.
This is our table.
And for this table we have some layout.
So when we say a row, rows are the horizontal lines.
So for this table, the row it from left to right.
And in table, we call it as the rows, as a table row.
So the row always start from left to right.
What about the column?
It's going to be the opposite.
That is from top to bottom and in table.
We call it a column and not in table alone.
This is what we use.
For example, if you get back to CSS and that is Flexbox, you're going to use row and columns also.
So understand the differences between horizontal lines, vertical lines, rose and column for a table.
This is how is being structured.
So rows are from left to right and the vertical or the columns are from top to bottom.
So for this table, we can see that this is one row.
You can see this is first rule.
And we can also have the second rule.
As number two.
And we can have the next row as that.
And the columns are from top to bottom.
So this is column one, Column two and column three.
And in next concept is what we call a cell.
A cell represents the table data.
And we have the table head.
DSL are the actual data inside it.
And Table Head represents a title about the column.
So in the next video, we will see how we're going to use HTML to create tables.
Let's continue in the next video.