What is the Create Table feature?

With the create table feature, you can generate a complete table by specifying instructions, column names, and the number of rows.

Here are examples of tables where the AI can generate specific data:

1. List of Planets in Our Solar System

   • Column Names: Planet Name, Diameter (km), Distance from Sun (million km), Number of Moons
   • Number of Rows: 8

2. Periodic Table Elements

   • Column Names: Element Name, Symbol, Atomic Number, Atomic Mass
   • Number of Rows: 10

3. US Presidents

   • Column Names: President Name, Term Start Year, Term End Year, Political Party
   • Number of Rows: 10

4. World's Highest Mountains

   • Column Names: Mountain Name, Height (meters), Location, First Ascent Year
   • Number of Rows: 10

5. Famous Historical Events

   • Column Names: Event Name, Year, Location, Significance
   • Number of Rows: 10

6. Nobel Prize Winners

   • Column Names: Winner Name, Category, Year, Country
   • Number of Rows: 10

7. Top Programming Languages

   • Column Names: Language Name, Creator, Year Developed, Primary Use
   • Number of Rows: 10

8. Largest Countries by Area

   • Column Names: Country Name, Area (sq km), Population, Continent
   • Number of Rows: 10

9. Ancient Civilizations

   • Column Names: Civilization Name, Region, Time Period, Notable Achievements
   • Number of Rows: 10

10. Famous Inventors

    • Column Names: Inventor Name, Invention, Year, Nationality
    • Number of Rows: 10

11. Top Universities in the World

    • Column Names: University Name, Location, Founding Year, Notable Alumni
    • Number of Rows: 10

12. Endangered Animal Species

    • Column Names: Species Name, Habitat, Population Status, Conservation Efforts
    • Number of Rows: 10

13. Major World Religions

    • Column Names: Religion Name, Founder, Origin Year, Number of Followers
    • Number of Rows: 5

14. Currency Exchange Rates (USD)

    • Column Names: Currency, Country, Exchange Rate to USD
    • Number of Rows: 10

15. Most Spoken Languages Worldwide

    • Column Names: Language Name, Number of Speakers (millions), Primary Region
    • Number of Rows: 10

16. Famous Artists and Their Works

    • Column Names: Artist Name, Major Work, Year Created, Art Movement
    • Number of Rows: 10

17. Global Tech Companies

    • Column Names: Company Name, Founded Year, Headquarters Location, CEO
    • Number of Rows: 10

18. Olympic Gold Medalists in Athletics

    • Column Names: Athlete Name, Event, Year, Country
    • Number of Rows: 10

19. Popular Tourist Destinations

    • Column Names: Destination Name, Country, Top Attraction, Best Time to Visit
    • Number of Rows: 10

20. Influential Philosophers

    • Column Names: Philosopher Name, Era, Major Works, Philosophy School
    • Number of Rows: 10

These examples illustrate how AI can define specific details for each entry in the table based on general knowledge.