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Data Representation with HTML

Creating Data Tables

Tables are useful for organizing and presenting data in a structured manner. With tags like <table>, <tr>, <td>, and <th>, you can create complex and easily understandable tables.

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"This table shows products, prices, and quantities. The headers are defined with th, and each data row uses td to organize the content."

Structuring JSON Data with HTML

Although HTML does not directly interpret JSON, you can use <pre> tags to display JSON data in a readable and well-structured format. This practice is useful when you want to visually display information on a webpage.

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"This preformatted block displays JSON data. Using the pre tag preserves the format, making it easier to visualize the JSON structure on the page."

Using `<figure>` and `<figcaption>` for Media

The <figure> tag allows you to group visual content such as images or charts with a caption. The caption is defined using <figcaption>, providing additional context to the visual content.

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"This example uses the figure tag to group an image with a descriptive caption. The figcaption helps clarify the context of the image."

Chapter Conclusion

Now you can use tables, JSON structures, and the <figure> element to present data clearly and organized in your HTML pages. In the next chapter, we will address the importance of accessibility in HTML and how to ensure your web pages are inclusive.

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