Part 3; applying styles to tables: The HTML for a table is provided below. Put this table on a web page named l3p3.html and create a link to it from your index page. Write a document level style sheet for the page that centers the table (left to right) on the page, uses Verdana, Geneva, Arial, or sans-serif for the font family (in that order), and colors and backgrounds as shown in the image. Note: you will not have to include CSS for borders; you will get white automatically in the cell margins.

You do not have to match my colors exactly, but the background of the odd-numbered rows must be light blue and the even numbered rows must be light green. The background of the heading must be dark green. (Try a search on "HTML color chart.")

Here is the HTML for the table. You will probably want to add class attributes to some of the elements.

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