In Python, a table is a way to organize and store data in a clear, structured form, using rows and columns. Each row usually represents one record or item, and each column represents a type of information about that item. Even though Python doesn’t have a built-in “table” like a spreadsheet, programmers can create tables using special structures that hold data in an organized way. Tables make it easy to read, sort, and analyze information. For example, you could make a table to keep track of students’ names, ages, and grades, or to record sales in a shop. Using tables, the computer can quickly find the information it needs, compare data, and perform calculations. This makes tables very useful in programming for storing, organizing, and managing information in a way that is easy to understand, just like a table in a notebook.