Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
A. A brief description of a table
B. Horizontal and vertical lines that appear within the table
C. An attribute that lets screen reader software know the association between table data and the cells below it or to its right
D. Describes outdated code that should be replaced with the more contemporary CSS code
E. A cell without content
F. An element used to create an HTML table
G. An attribute used to merge cells across columns
H. A table property that can be a percentage based on the table's parent container, an absolute value measured in pixels, or one of the other CSS measurement options
I. A property used to change the appearance of the table gridlines
J. An element used to enter the content for a cell
K. A cell where the cells begin to merge
L. A property to position a caption above or below a table
A. caption
B. gridlines
C. scope
D. legacy
E. empty cell
F. table
G. colspan
H. width
I. border-collapse
J. table data
K. key cell
L. caption-side
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1. Because different brands of computers often imply different hardware, application software written for one brand on computer cannot run on another. 2. The advantage of using layers of abstraction is that you can focus on the details of any given layer without losing sight of the other layers. 3. The idea behind viewing a system as a set of layers of abstraction is derived from an old architectural concept called layering. 4. The contents of a black box are unknown to the other black boxes, so each layer is functionally independent. 5. Two black boxes communicate with each other only through a shared interface or point of linkage.
The ____ attribute allows you to determine which sides of the table will have borders.
A. rules B. box C. frame D. rhs
When you create a new channel using the Channels panel, by default it becomes a(n) ____ channel.
a. transparent b. alpha c. overlay d. color
Which of the following is the magnitude of harm?
A. Risk B. Threat C. Impact D. Vulnerability