These CBSE Class 10 Computers MCQs are updated for 2026-27, organized by chapter. They help Class 10 students learn the current Computers exam style, and build real problem-solving skill along the way.
How Computers MCQs Help Class 10 Students
- Built around the 2026 Computers textbook from CBSE, following their latest guidelines.
- Covers several formats beyond regular MCQs - Assertion-Reasoning, Case-based, and Fill-in-the-blanks for Computers.
- Each Computers chapter has its own set, so you can check your understanding topic by topic.
- Every Computers MCQ comes with a correct, explained answer - not just the right option.
Class 10 Computers Question Bank, Chapter by Chapter
Find the newest Computers question sets for 2026-27 below. A good way to check your own progress, and catch weak areas early, before exams.
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Quick Practice - Try a Few Questions First Pick a chapter below, answer a few questions instantly, then jump to the full set list for more. Q1.An array in programming is best described as: Answer: (b) A collection of elements of the same data type stored under one name. An array groups many values of the same type together so they can be accessed using one variable name and an index.
Q2.In most programming languages, the index of the first element of an array is: Answer: (c) 0. Arrays are usually zero-indexed, meaning counting of positions begins from 0, not 1.
Q3.Which of the following is a valid reason to use an array instead of separate variables? Answer: (a) It lets you store and process many related values using a single name and a loop. Arrays make it easy to manage large sets of related data efficiently, especially when combined with loops.
Q4.An array that uses two indices to store data, such as data organised in rows and columns, is called a: Answer: (b) Two-dimensional array. A two-dimensional array can be pictured as a table, needing a row index and a column index to locate any value.
Q5.Trying to access an array element using an index outside its valid range usually results in: Answer: (a) An error, because the index is out of bounds. Every array has a fixed valid range of indices, and going beyond that range leads to an error in most languages.
Q1.In a spreadsheet like LibreOffice Calc, a chart is mainly used to: Answer: (b) Represent numerical data visually for easier understanding. Charts turn rows and columns of numbers into a visual picture, making trends and comparisons easier to grasp.
Q2.Which chart type in Calc is most suitable for showing how a total is divided into parts, such as percentage shares? Answer: (b) Pie chart. A pie chart divides a circle into slices, making it ideal for showing proportions of a whole.
Q3.To create a chart in Calc, the very first step is usually to: Answer: (a) Select the data range to be charted. The chart wizard needs a selected range of cells to know which data it should represent.
Q4.A line chart in Calc is particularly useful for showing: Answer: (a) Trends in data over a period of time. Line charts connect data points in sequence, which makes changes over time easy to follow.
Q5.Which of these elements is commonly added to a chart to explain what each colour or symbol represents? Answer: (a) Legend. A legend acts as a key, telling the reader what each series or colour in the chart stands for.
Q1.Computer hardware refers to: Answer: (b) The physical, touchable parts of a computer system. Hardware includes physical components such as the monitor, keyboard, and processor, unlike software which is a set of instructions.
Q2.Which of the following is an example of an input device? Answer: (c) Keyboard. A keyboard is used to send data or commands into the computer, which makes it an input device.
Q3.The CPU (Central Processing Unit) of a computer is often called its: Answer: (b) Brain, because it carries out instructions and processes data. The CPU performs calculations and controls the operations of the entire computer system.
Q4.RAM (Random Access Memory) is best described as: Answer: (b) A temporary memory that stores data currently being used by the computer. RAM holds data and instructions temporarily while the computer is running, and this data is cleared when the power is turned off.
Q5.Which of the following is an example of an output device? Answer: (c) Printer. A printer produces a physical copy of data from the computer, making it an output device.
Q1.A computer network is defined as: Answer: (b) A group of two or more computers connected together to share resources and data. Networking allows computers to communicate and share resources such as files and printers.
Q2.A network that connects computers within a small area, such as a single school building, is called a: Answer: (a) LAN (Local Area Network). A LAN typically covers a small geographical area like an office, home, or school.
Q3.The internet is best described as an example of a: Answer: (b) WAN, connecting networks across the world. The internet links networks across countries and continents, making it the largest example of a WAN.
Q4.A device used to connect a computer network to the internet, often found in homes, is called a: Answer: (a) Router. A router directs data between a local network and the wider internet.
Q5.Sharing a single printer among many computers on a network is an example of: Answer: (a) Resource sharing, one of the main benefits of networking. Networks allow expensive resources like printers to be shared, saving cost and effort.
Q1.In Calc, editing the content of a cell can be done by double-clicking the cell or by: Answer: (a) Pressing F2 after selecting the cell. The F2 key is a common shortcut used to enter edit mode for the currently selected cell.
Q2.Which formatting option would you use to display a number with a rupee symbol and two decimal places? Answer: (a) Currency format. Currency formatting adds a currency symbol and controls decimal places for values like prices.
Q3.Merging cells in Calc is typically used to: Answer: (a) Combine two or more adjacent cells into a single larger cell, often for a heading. Merging is commonly used to centre a title across several columns of a worksheet.
Q4.Applying bold, italics, or a different font colour to cell content falls under: Answer: (b) Cell formatting. These changes affect only how the data looks, which is what formatting refers to.
Q5.Conditional formatting in Calc is used to: Answer: (a) Automatically change the appearance of cells based on a specified condition. For example, conditional formatting can highlight all cells where marks are below a certain value.
Q1.In C language, which data type is used to store a whole number such as 25? Answer: (b) int. The int data type is specifically meant for storing whole numbers without a decimal point.
Q2.Which data type in C would be most suitable for storing a single character such as 'A'? Answer: (c) char. The char data type is designed to hold a single character value.
Q3.In C, the operator used to divide two numbers is: Answer: (b) /. The forward slash symbol performs division between two numeric operands in C.
Q4.The modulus operator (%) in C is used to find: Answer: (b) The remainder after division of two integers. The modulus operator gives what is left over after one integer is divided by another.
Q5.An expression such as (a + b) * c in C is an example of: Answer: (b) An arithmetic expression combining variables and operators. This is an arithmetic expression because it combines variables with operators to compute a value.
Q1.A Database Management System (DBMS) is software that is mainly used to: Answer: (a) Store, organise, and manage data efficiently. A DBMS provides tools to store data and retrieve, update, or delete it in an organised way.
Q2.In a database, a table is organised into rows and columns, where each row is called a: Answer: (b) Record. A record represents one complete set of related data, such as all details of a single student.
Q3.In a database table, each column that stores a specific type of information, such as 'Name' or 'Age', is called a: Answer: (b) Field. A field represents one particular attribute of the data, shared by every record in the table.
Q4.A key that uniquely identifies each record in a database table is called a: Answer: (b) Primary key. The primary key ensures that no two records in the table have the same identifying value.
Q5.Which of the following is a benefit of using a DBMS over storing data in plain files? Answer: (a) It reduces data redundancy and improves data consistency. A DBMS organises related data together, which helps avoid the same data being repeated in multiple places.
Q1.A decision structure in programming is used to: Answer: (b) Choose between different paths of execution based on a condition. Decision structures, such as if-else statements, let the program decide which instructions to run depending on whether a condition is true or false.
Q2.In an if-else statement, the else part is executed when: Answer: (b) The condition in the if statement is false. The else block runs only when the tested condition does not hold true.
Q3.Which of the following is an example of a condition used in a decision structure? Answer: (a) marks >= 40. This is a condition because it compares a value and evaluates to either true or false.
Q4.A structure that allows checking multiple conditions one after another, using several 'else if' parts, is called: Answer: (b) A multi-way or ladder decision structure. This structure allows the program to test several conditions in sequence until one of them is found true.
Q5.A switch statement in programming is generally used as an alternative to: Answer: (a) A long chain of if-else if statements when checking one variable against many values. The switch statement offers a cleaner way to compare one variable against several possible fixed values.
Q1.In a word processor, the Mail Merge feature is mainly used to: Answer: (b) Create multiple personalised documents, such as letters, using a common template and a data source. Mail Merge combines a main document with a list of names or details to produce many customised copies quickly.
Q2.A Table of Contents in a long document is generated using: Answer: (a) The heading styles applied to different sections of the document. Word processors scan the headings that have been styled in the document to automatically build a table of contents.
Q3.Which feature would you use to protect a document so that only people with a password can open it? Answer: (b) Document protection or password encryption. Password protection restricts access to a document so only authorised users can open or edit it.
Q4.The 'Track Changes' feature in a word processor is used to: Answer: (a) Record edits made to a document so they can be reviewed or accepted later. This feature is helpful when multiple people are reviewing and editing the same document.
Q5.Inserting a bookmark in a digital document allows you to: Answer: (a) Quickly navigate to a specific point in the document later. A bookmark marks a location in the document so it can be jumped to directly instead of scrolling.
Q1.In programming, a function is best described as: Answer: (a) A named block of code that performs a specific task and can be reused. Functions let a piece of logic be written once and then called wherever it is needed, avoiding repetition.
Q2.A function that returns a value back to the part of the program that called it uses which keyword in many languages, including C? Answer: (a) return. The return keyword sends a value back to the caller and ends the function's execution.
Q3.The main advantage of dividing a large program into functions is that it: Answer: (b) Makes the code more organised, reusable, and easier to debug. Breaking a program into smaller functions makes each part easier to test, reuse, and maintain.
Q4.Values passed into a function when it is called are known as: Answer: (a) Parameters or arguments. Parameters allow a function to receive input so it can work with different data each time it is called.
Q5.A function that does not return any value is typically declared with which return type in C? Answer: (c) void. The void return type indicates that the function performs a task but does not send any value back.
Q1.In a spreadsheet, a built-in function like SUM is used to: Answer: (a) Perform a predefined calculation, such as adding a range of numbers, automatically. Functions like SUM save time by performing common calculations without writing the formula manually.
Q2.Which function in Calc would you use to find the average of a range of numbers? Answer: (a) AVERAGE. The AVERAGE function adds the values in a range and divides by how many values there are.
Q3.The IF function in Calc is mainly used to: Answer: (a) Display a value or perform a calculation based on whether a condition is true or false. The IF function checks a condition and returns one result if it is true and another if it is false.
Q4.Which function would return the largest value in a selected range of cells? Answer: (b) MAX. The MAX function scans the given range and returns the highest value found.
Q5.The COUNT function in Calc is used to: Answer: (b) Count how many cells in a range contain numeric values. COUNT tells you how many cells hold numbers, which is useful when checking how much data has been entered.
Q1.A computer can be defined as an electronic device that mainly: Answer: (a) Accepts data as input, processes it, and produces output. This input-process-output cycle is the basic working principle of every computer.
Q2.Which of the following best represents the correct order of the basic computer operations? Answer: (b) Input, Process, Output. Data is first taken in, then processed by the CPU, and finally the result is given out as output.
Q3.Software that manages the overall functioning of a computer and allows the user to interact with it is called: Answer: (a) An operating system. The operating system manages hardware resources and provides the platform on which other software runs.
Q4.Application software differs from system software mainly because application software: Answer: (a) Is designed to help users perform specific tasks, such as writing a document. Application software, like a word processor or spreadsheet, is built for specific user tasks rather than managing hardware.
Q5.The basic unit used to measure computer memory and storage is the: Answer: (a) Byte. A byte, made up of 8 bits, is the fundamental unit used to measure how much data a computer can store.
Q1.In HTML, which tag is used to insert an image into a web page? Answer: (b) <img>. The <img> tag is the standard HTML tag used to embed an image in a page.
Q2.In the <img> tag, which attribute is used to specify the location of the image file? Answer: (b) src. The src attribute points to the path or URL of the image file that should be displayed.
Q3.The 'alt' attribute of the <img> tag is used to: Answer: (a) Provide alternative text if the image cannot be displayed. Alt text describes the image and appears if the image fails to load, and it also helps with accessibility.
Q4.Which attributes of the <img> tag are commonly used to control the displayed size of an image? Answer: (a) width and height. The width and height attributes set the dimensions at which the image is displayed on the page.
Q5.Is the <img> tag in HTML a paired tag that requires a separate closing tag? Answer: (b) No, it is an empty or self-closing tag. The <img> tag does not wrap around any content, so it does not require a separate closing tag.
Q1.In an HTML document, the <head> section mainly contains: Answer: (a) Information about the document, such as its title, that is not displayed directly on the page. The head section stores metadata like the page title and links to stylesheets, rather than visible content.
Q2.Which tag inside the <head> section sets the text shown on the browser's title bar or tab? Answer: (b) <title>. The <title> tag defines the name of the page as seen in the browser tab.
Q3.All the visible content of a webpage, such as text, images, and links, is placed within the: Answer: (b) <body> section. The body section holds everything that the user actually sees when the page is opened in a browser.
Q4.Which of the following would typically be placed in the <head> section rather than the <body>? Answer: (a) A link to an external CSS stylesheet. Stylesheet links are metadata that control appearance, so they belong in the head rather than the visible body.
Q5.Can an HTML document have more than one <body> tag? Answer: (b) No, a valid HTML document should have only one <body> tag. An HTML page is structured with a single head section and a single body section.
Q1.The Internet can be defined as: Answer: (b) A global network connecting millions of computers and networks worldwide. The internet links networks from across the world, allowing computers everywhere to communicate.
Q2.A website address such as www.example.com is known as a: Answer: (b) URL (Uniform Resource Locator). A URL is the address used to locate a specific resource, such as a webpage, on the internet.
Q3.Which of the following is an example of a web browser? Answer: (a) Google Chrome. A web browser is software used to access and display webpages, and Chrome is one common example.
Q4.A search engine is best described as a tool that: Answer: (a) Helps users find information or webpages on the internet using keywords. Search engines index webpages and return relevant results when a user types in search terms.
Q5.An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is a company that: Answer: (a) Provides users with access to the internet. An ISP supplies the connection that allows homes and businesses to get online.
Q1.Electronic mail, commonly known as email, is an internet service used mainly to: Answer: (a) Send and receive messages electronically over the internet. Email allows text messages and attachments to be exchanged between users through the internet.
Q2.Video calling services, such as those used for online classes, are an example of which type of internet service? Answer: (a) Communication service. Video calling lets people see and speak to each other in real time over the internet, making it a communication service.
Q3.Cloud storage services allow users to: Answer: (a) Store data on remote servers accessed through the internet instead of only on a local device. Cloud storage lets data be saved online, so it can be accessed from different devices with an internet connection.
Q4.Mobile technologies such as 4G and 5G mainly refer to: Answer: (a) Generations of wireless network technology used for mobile data and calls. Each generation, from 3G to 5G, has generally offered faster mobile internet speeds and better connectivity.
Q5.A mobile app that lets users transfer money between bank accounts using a smartphone is an example of: Answer: (a) Mobile banking service. Mobile banking apps use internet connectivity on a phone to carry out banking transactions.
Q1.C is best classified as a: Answer: (a) High-level, general-purpose programming language. C is a high-level language that can be used to write a wide variety of programs and is often used to teach programming basics.
Q2.Which of the following is used to convert a C program's source code into an executable file? Answer: (a) A compiler. The compiler translates human-readable C source code into machine code that the computer can run.
Q3.In a C program, every statement must end with which symbol? Answer: (c) Semicolon (;). C uses the semicolon to mark the end of each statement, and leaving it out causes a syntax error.
Q4.Which function is commonly used in a basic C program to display output on the screen? Answer: (b) printf(). The printf() function is used to print text or values to the screen in a C program.
Q5.In every C program, execution begins from the: Answer: (a) main() function. The main() function is the entry point where the program starts running.
Q1.LibreOffice Calc is best described as: Answer: (a) A spreadsheet program used to organise data in rows and columns and perform calculations. Calc lets users enter data into cells arranged in a grid and apply formulas or functions to analyse it.
Q2.In a Calc worksheet, the point where a row and a column meet is called a: Answer: (b) Cell. Each cell is identified by its column letter and row number, such as B3.
Q3.A file created in Calc, which can contain multiple worksheets, is called a: Answer: (a) Workbook. A single Calc file, or workbook, can hold several worksheets, each accessible through tabs at the bottom.
Q4.To perform a calculation in a Calc cell, the entry typically begins with which symbol? Answer: (c) =. Starting an entry with an equal sign tells Calc that what follows is a formula, not plain text.
Q5.A group of adjacent cells selected together in Calc, such as A1 to A5, is referred to as a: Answer: (a) Range. A range is a rectangular block of cells that can be referred to together, useful when applying a function like SUM.
Q1.In HTML, which tag is used to create a hyperlink to another webpage? Answer: (a) <a>. The <a> tag, along with its href attribute, is used to create clickable hyperlinks.
Q2.CSS mainly stands for and is used for: Answer: (a) Cascading Style Sheets, used to control the appearance of a webpage. CSS is used alongside HTML to control colours, fonts, spacing, and overall layout of a webpage.
Q3.Which method allows CSS rules to be written directly inside the head section of an HTML page, affecting the whole page? Answer: (b) Internal (or embedded) CSS. Internal CSS is written within a <style> tag placed inside the head section, applying to the entire page.
Q4.In the <a> tag, which attribute specifies the destination address of the hyperlink? Answer: (c) href. The href attribute holds the URL or path that the browser should navigate to when the link is clicked.
Q5.Applying CSS directly within a single HTML tag using the style attribute is known as: Answer: (c) Inline CSS. Inline CSS applies styling to just one specific element, written directly within its opening tag.
Q1.In HTML, which tag is used to create an unordered (bulleted) list? Answer: (b) <ul>. The <ul> tag creates a bulleted list, while each individual item is placed inside an <li> tag.
Q2.Which HTML tag is used to create a numbered list? Answer: (b) <ol>. The <ol> tag stands for ordered list and automatically numbers each list item.
Q3.In an HTML table, which tag is used to define a single row? Answer: (b) <tr>. The <tr> tag defines a table row, within which individual cells are placed.
Q4.Which tag is used inside a table row to create a header cell, usually shown in bold and centred? Answer: (b) <th>. The <th> tag defines a header cell, which browsers typically display as bold and centred by default.
Q5.In an HTML table, an ordinary data cell within a row is created using the tag: Answer: (a) <td>. The <td> tag holds the actual data displayed within each cell of a table row.
Q1.A loop in programming is used to: Answer: (a) Repeat a set of statements multiple times based on a condition. Loops let a block of code run repeatedly, which is efficient when a task must be done many times.
Q2.Which of the following is a type of loop commonly available in C? Answer: (a) for loop. The for loop is a widely used loop structure that repeats a block of code a specific number of times.
Q3.A loop that checks its condition before executing the loop body even once is called a: Answer: (b) while loop. In a while loop, the condition is tested first, so the body may not run at all if the condition is initially false.
Q4.In a do-while loop, the loop body executes: Answer: (b) At least once, before the condition is checked. A do-while loop is post-tested, meaning the body runs first and the condition is checked afterward.
Q5.A loop that keeps running forever because its condition is never false is known as: Answer: (b) An infinite loop. An infinite loop occurs when the exit condition is never met, so the loop body keeps repeating indefinitely.
Q1.Microsoft Excel is primarily used for: Answer: (a) Creating and managing spreadsheets involving numbers and calculations. Excel organises data into rows and columns and provides tools to calculate, analyse, and visualise it.
Q2.In Excel, a single file that can contain many worksheets is called a: Answer: (a) Workbook. An Excel workbook can hold multiple worksheets, each shown as a separate tab.
Q3.Which of the following is a valid way to refer to a single cell in Excel? Answer: (a) B5. Cell references combine a column letter with a row number, such as B5, to point to one specific cell.
Q4.Freezing panes in Excel is a feature used to: Answer: (a) Keep certain rows or columns visible while scrolling through a large worksheet. Freeze panes is helpful for keeping headers visible when scrolling through long lists of data.
Q5.Which feature in Excel allows data to be arranged in ascending or descending order? Answer: (a) Sorting. Sorting rearranges rows of data based on the values in one or more selected columns.
Q1.Microsoft Word is mainly used for: Answer: (a) Creating and editing text documents. Word is a word processing application designed for writing and formatting text-based documents.
Q2.The feature in Word that automatically checks and underlines possible spelling mistakes is called: Answer: (a) Spell check. Spell check highlights words it doesn't recognise so the user can review and correct them.
Q3.Which Word feature allows the same letter to be sent to many different recipients with personalised details, such as names and addresses? Answer: (a) Mail merge. Mail merge combines a template document with a data source to generate personalised copies for each recipient.
Q4.Headers and footers in a Word document are used to: Answer: (a) Display repeated content, such as a page number, at the top or bottom of every page. Content placed in the header or footer automatically appears on every page of the document.
Q5.Which of the following file extensions is commonly used for a Word document? Answer: (a) .docx. The .docx extension is the standard format used to save Word documents.
Q1.Microsoft PowerPoint is mainly used to create: Answer: (a) Slide-based presentations. PowerPoint helps users design a sequence of slides used to present information visually.
Q2.In PowerPoint, the feature that controls how one slide changes to the next during a presentation is called: Answer: (a) Slide transition. Transitions add visual effects, such as fades or wipes, between consecutive slides.
Q3.Adding movement to individual objects on a slide, such as text flying in, is known as: Answer: (a) Animation. Animations apply motion effects to specific elements on a single slide, unlike transitions which apply between slides.
Q4.The view in PowerPoint that displays small thumbnail images of all slides together is called: Answer: (a) Slide Sorter view. Slide Sorter view is useful for rearranging the order of slides by seeing them all at once.
Q5.Which feature in PowerPoint allows a presenter to keep additional reminders that are not shown to the audience? Answer: (a) Speaker notes. Speaker notes appear only to the presenter, typically in Presenter View, and help guide what to say.
Q1.In the context of programming, a problem-solving approach that breaks a large problem into smaller, manageable parts is called: Answer: (a) Decomposition. Decomposition makes a complex problem easier to solve by dividing it into smaller sub-problems.
Q2.A step-by-step set of instructions written to solve a problem, before actual coding begins, is called: Answer: (a) An algorithm. An algorithm describes the logical steps needed to solve a problem, independent of any specific programming language.
Q3.A flowchart is used in problem solving mainly to: Answer: (a) Represent the steps of an algorithm using symbols and diagrams. Flowcharts use standard shapes, like ovals and diamonds, to visually represent the flow of logic in a solution.
Q4.In a flowchart, a diamond shape is generally used to represent: Answer: (b) A decision point where a condition is checked. Diamond shapes indicate a decision, from which the flow branches based on whether the condition is true or false.
Q5.Testing a program with sample inputs to check whether it produces the expected output is part of: Answer: (a) Debugging and testing the solution. Testing helps verify that the written program actually solves the problem correctly before it is used.
Q1.In C, the function commonly used to take input from the user through the keyboard is: Answer: (b) scanf(). The scanf() function reads values entered by the user and stores them into variables.
Q2.The printf() function in C is mainly used to: Answer: (b) Display output on the screen. printf() sends formatted text or values to the standard output, which is usually the screen.
Q3.In a scanf() statement, the '&' symbol placed before a variable name is used to: Answer: (a) Refer to the memory address of the variable. scanf() needs the memory address of a variable so it knows where to store the value entered by the user.
Q4.Which format specifier in C's printf() and scanf() is used for an integer value? Answer: (a) %d. The %d format specifier is used specifically to read or print integer values.
Q5.Which format specifier is used in C to input or output a floating-point (decimal) number? Answer: (b) %f. The %f format specifier handles values that contain a decimal point, such as 3.14.
Q1.A web application is best described as: Answer: (a) A software program that runs on a web server and is accessed through a browser. Unlike traditional desktop software, web applications run on servers and are accessed remotely through a browser.
Q2.HTTPS, seen at the start of many website addresses, indicates that: Answer: (a) The connection between the browser and website is encrypted and more secure. The 's' in HTTPS stands for secure, meaning data sent between the browser and server is encrypted.
Q3.A strong password is generally recommended to include: Answer: (b) A mix of letters, numbers, and special characters. Combining different character types makes a password much harder for others to guess or crack.
Q4.Which of the following is considered good practice to protect an online account from unauthorised access? Answer: (b) Enabling two-factor authentication where available. Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of verification beyond just the password.
Q5.Malicious software designed to damage or gain unauthorised access to a computer system is generally called: Answer: (a) Malware. Malware is a general term covering viruses, worms, and other harmful programs designed to cause damage or steal information.
Q1.Which HTML tag is used to define the beginning of a table? Answer: (a) <table>. The <table> tag wraps around all the rows and cells that make up an HTML table.
Q2.To make a table cell span across two columns, which attribute would be used within a <td> tag? Answer: (a) colspan. The colspan attribute allows a single cell to stretch across multiple columns of the table.
Q3.To make a table cell span across two rows, which attribute would be used? Answer: (b) rowspan. The rowspan attribute lets a cell extend vertically across more than one row.
Q4.Which attribute of the <table> tag adds a visible border around the table and its cells? Answer: (a) border. Setting the border attribute (or the equivalent CSS property) draws visible lines around the table's cells.
Q5.A short title or description placed just above or below an HTML table is added using which tag? Answer: (a) <caption>. The <caption> tag provides a title for the table, helping users understand what the table represents.
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