Tables
Tables display data in rows and columns. They're built from a small set of elements that work together.
Basic table structure
<table>— wraps the whole table.<tr>— defines one table row.<th>— a header cell, usually bold and used for column titles.<td>— a standard data cell.
Try adding another row below Priya's:
Each <tr> is one row; the number of <td>/<th> cells inside it determines how many columns that row has.
Note: every row in a table should have the same number of cells, so columns line up correctly.