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  <h1>align="char" char="."</h1>

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      <th>Name</th>

      <th align=char char=.>Score</th>

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      <td>Alice</td>

      <td align=char char=.>12.5</td>

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      <td>Bob</td>

      <td align=char char=.>9.75</td>

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      <td>Carol</td>

      <td align=char char=.>100.2</td>

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  <p class=hint><code>char</code> specifies the alignment character when used with <code>align="char"</code>. The attribute is deprecated in HTML5 — modern browsers may not show visible alignment. Use CSS <code>text-align: right</code> for numeric columns.</p>

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