Explain the difference between the <thead>, <tbody>, and <tfoot> tags in a table.
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• <thead>: Contains the header row(s) of a table.
• <tbody>: Contains the main content rows.
• <tfoot>: Contains the footer rows.
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• <thead>: Contains the header row(s) of a table.
• <tbody>: Contains the main content rows.
• <tfoot>: Contains the footer rows.
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