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Ncert-Class 10 computer science
Chapter 1 -Networking
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Short Answer -Class 10- Computer Science-Chapter 2- HTML
Short Answer -Class 10- Computer Science-Chapter 2- HTML
Q1.Which attributes are used to give border to a table ?
Ans: The attributes which are used to give border to a table are:
border — This attribute tells the table how large the border should be.
frame — This attribute is used with border attribute and it allows the user to state which portions of the border will be displayed by the browser.
rules — It is used with border attribute and it allows the user to state which portions of the inside border edges will be displayed.
bordercolor — This attribute is used to specify the color of a table’s border.
Q2. How can you specify following in a table :
(i) background image
(ii) background colour
(iii) table height
(iv) table width ?
Ans:(i) background attribute is used to specify the background image in a table.
(ii) bgcolor attribute is used to specify the background color in a table.
(iii) height attribute is used to specify the height of a table.
(iv) width attribute is used to specify the width fo a table.
Q3. How do you create different table section ?
Ans:The <THEAD>, <TBODY> and <TFOOT> tags are used to divide HTML tables in different sections. While the <THEAD> and <TFOOT> tags define the header and footer sections , the <TBODY> tag defines the body section of the table.
Consider the following example:
<HTML> <BODY> <TABLE> <THEAD BGCOLOR = “PINK”> <TR> <TD> Header </TD> <TD> Header </TD> </TR> </THEAD> <TBODY BGCOLOR = “YELLOW”> <TR> <TD> Body cell data </TD> <TD> Body cell data </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD> Body cell data </TD> <TD> Body cell data </TD> </TR> </TBODY> <TFOOT> <TR> <TD> Footer </TD> <TD> Footer </TD> </TR> </TFOOT> </TABLE> </BODY> </HTML> |
Q4. Write code to produce following HTML table :
A | B |
C |
Ans:
<HTML> <BODY> <TABLE> <TR> <TD ROWSPAN = “2”> A </TD> <TD> B </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD> C </TD> </TR> </TABLE> </BODY> </HTML> |
