Draw a table using HTML only

Draw a table using HTML only

In addition to the basic parts of a webpage, you may add a table using the following tags or codes:

<table> represents the insertion of a table to a webpage.
<tr> represents the insertion of a row to the "current" table.
<td> represents the insertion of a cell within the "current" row.
</td> represents the "end" of that cell.
</tr> represents the "end" of that row.
</table> represents the "end" of that table.

1. To add a table, type in <table>.  This indicates that the next few codes would be related to that table.   As an option, you may add a border on your table by encoding <table border="1"> instead of <table>.  The value "1"  represents the size of your border.  You may adjust it accordingly.
2. Add your first row by typing in <tr>.  The next few codes would be related to that certain row.
3. Add a cell to your first row by encoding <td>. 
4. You may insert the contents of the cell after the <td> code. 
5. Once you're done encoding the contents of that cell, insert the </td> code. 
6. You may now insert another cell to your first row.  To do so, please repeat steps 3 to 5 until you have reached the desired number of cells, which in your case is 100.
7.  Once you're done with the first row, insert the </tr> code.
8.  You may now insert another row to your table.  To do so, just repeat steps 2 to 7 until you have the desired number of rows, which in your case is 30,000.  Please note that the first cell in your second row would be aligned with the first cell in your first row, the second cell on the second row with the second cell of the first row and so on.
9.  Once your done with your table, insert the </table> tag.  You now have your desired table.

Here is an example:

<table border="1">
<tr>
<td>Green</td>
<td>Red</td>
<td>Yellow</td
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Leaf</td>
<td>Tomato</td>
<td>Corn</td>
</tr>
</table>

The tags above would yield the following object when viewed in a browser:

I hope I answered your question.