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Some Practice Code - This is h3 for Header 3, and I used em for italics


body The body of this page starts here! CodePen writes your html & title tags for you, so I had to add those when I published my page on my own website. Remember to add them if you export your code somewhere.

div, p A new sectionand a new paragraph. b Bolding for emphasis. /p The end of this paragraph.

p A new paragraph. /p Another paragraph ending.

p A new paragraph.

table Starting a table. Putting the code here, above all this text, worked because the table shows up when you start your table data td. It might be cleaner to tag the table below instead. But the table still works, with the tag above all this text! br, br Two line breaks for spacing. I could try making "table" a header row instead. I should not start a new paragraph, because my "table" tag is above this all! Moving on with my two breaks then a table row and table data.

tr Starts your table row. (Adding br's for spacing here)

td Starts the data in your first row, ie. headers (more breaks)

br, br The table still hasn't started yet! Still narrating my table code... here we go.

Here is the table, starting from the header row. Each cell is within the tags: td, /td. Make them b for bold! Type your header row cell data, then follow with un-bolding /b and a table row end tag:/tr. Each row following begins and ends with tr, /tr. Individual cells are surrounded by td tags. Adding more breaks and then here's the table:

Header Cell A Header Cell B Header Cell C
Data 1 Data 2 Data 3
Data 1a Data 2a Data 3a
yep another cell we're having fun now having fun with td
wow yippee yay, ok done

/tr, /table, p, b, /b: End table data, table row, and THE DAMN TABLE. Then start a new paragraph, bold the tags, and unbold them. That's how you make your first table with descriptions you can go back to and see what you were thinking when you wrote it.

New paragraph. New Table, maybe cleaner because the table tag will start after all this mumbo jumbo and two - nope, just one break works better! - breaks. Here we go:

Me Myself I
You We Us
Always Sometimes Never

Don't forget end tags for all three: table data, table row, and table! I guess a table has an automatic break before and after it. Just one break looks good. Heres a table with no break and yes I am gonna copy/paste that table above:
Me Myself I
You We Us
Always Sometimes Never

New paragraph. Mic drop. I'm out /p, /body

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