Use the code below to add the following features to it:

- Add features to the table function to turn it into a table object. 

- Your table object should store properties like row_count, column_count, and border_size. 

- Your table object should have methods like add_row() and delete_row(). 

- You should be able to create a table of arbitrary size by calling your object's constructor. 

Code

def Table(rows, columns):
   html_code = "

"
   row_count = 1
   while row_count <= rows:
       html_code += ""
       col_count = 1
       while col_count <= columns:
           html_code += ""
           col_count += 1
       html_code += ""
       row_count += 1
   html_code += "

" + input("Enter data for cell " + str(row_count) + "," + str(col_count) + ": ") + "

"
   return html_code
   

rows = int(input("How many rows: "))
columns = int(input("How many columns: "))
html_table = Table(rows, columns)

with open("index.html", "w") as f:
   f.write(html_table)

import webbrowser
webbrowser.open("index.html")

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