Question

the process for creating tables for a web page includes ____.

determining if a table is needed; planning the table; and coding the table
determining if a table is needed; planning the table; linking the table; and coding the table
determining if a table is needed; coding the table; and formatting the table
determining if a table is needed; formatting the table; planning the table; and coding the table

the ____ tag does not have any attributes still in use.

<tr>
<table>
<td>
<th>

Explanation:

First Sub - Question (Creating tables for a Web page)

To create a table for a web page, the logical process is first to determine if a table is needed. Then, plan the table (like deciding the number of rows, columns, and content). After that, code the table. Linking a table is not a standard step in table creation for web pages, and formatting usually comes during or after coding, but the correct sequence of main steps is determining need, planning, and coding. So the option "determining if a table is needed; planning the table; and coding the table" is correct.

The <tr> tag (table row) in modern HTML has no attributes that are still in common use. The <table> tag has attributes like border, cellpadding (though some are deprecated but were used), <td> (table data) has attributes like colspan, rowspan (still used in some cases or were used), and <th> (table header) also has similar attributes as <td>. So <tr> is the tag with no attributes still in use.

Answer:

A. determining if a table is needed; planning the table; and coding the table

Second Sub - Question (HTML tag with no used attributes)