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today youamp;#39;re gonna learn how to create tables using HTML and as you can see in front of me here I do have a index page open and I have nothing inside the body tags yet and also have a stylesheet open that I already linked to inside my index page so weamp;#39;re also gonna do some styling this episode because there is some styling elements that we donamp;#39;t use outside tables so I would like to show some of them off so you can mess around with the tables for a bit okay so inside the body tag here weamp;#39;re gonna go and create a table tag and I just use the shortcut to create the table and inside the table here we have something called rows and columns okay because we have a grid system when it comes to tables now as a default weamp;#39;re not gonna have any borders for this table here so maybe right after you create a couple of rows and columns we will actually create some borders using the CSS file immediately so we can actually see whatamp;#39;s going on so inside a