Tables, rows, and columns concept in Intro to Computing - Draw & Build Visually

Draw This - beginner

Draw a simple table with 3 columns labeled 'Name', 'Age', and 'City', and 4 rows of data. Fill the rows with example data such as: Alice, 30, New York; Bob, 25, London; Carol, 28, Paris; Dave, 22, Tokyo.

5 minutes

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Hint 3

Grading Criteria

Table has 3 columns with correct labels: Name, Age, City

Table has 4 rows of data below the header

Data in rows matches the example given

Table uses clear borders or lines to separate cells

Solution

+-------+-----+----------+
| Name  | Age | City     |
+-------+-----+----------+
| Alice | 30  | New York |
| Bob   | 25  | London   |
| Carol | 28  | Paris    |
| Dave  | 22  | Tokyo    |
+-------+-----+----------+

This table has 3 columns: Name, Age, and City. Each column label is at the top. There are 4 rows below the header row, each with data for one person. Rows run horizontally, so each row shows all the data for one person. Columns run vertically, so each column shows the same type of data for all people.

Think of the table like a spreadsheet or a grid where columns are categories and rows are records.

Variations - 2 Challenges

[intermediate] Draw a table with 4 columns labeled 'Product', 'Price', 'Quantity', and 'Total'. Include 3 rows of data with example values and calculate the 'Total' as Price multiplied by Quantity.

[advanced] Draw a table with 5 columns: 'Student', 'Math', 'Science', 'English', and 'Average'. Fill 4 rows with student names and their scores. Calculate the Average score for each student.