Difference between Row and Column

What is a Row?

A row is a horizontal line in a table. It can be made up of one or more cells. Usually, the rows are horizontally arranged organizations of objects, animals, and people.

What is a Column?

The term column comes from the Latin word, derived from the column, which means support or support. In word processors, a column is the vertical cell arrays.

In constructions, these are vertical architectural elements that have a structural function, although they can also be erected for decorative purposes. Its section is circular, if it is quadrangular it is called a pillar or pilaster if it is located on a wall. The columns are made up of three elements: base, shaft, and capital. The base is the base of the column, the shaft the trunk, and the capital the highest part.

Difference between row and column

• A row is a horizontal shape. In word processors, the rows are the horizontal organizations in a table, they can be made up of one cell or several. In the case of people or objects, arranging them in a row implies placing them next to each other so that they are horizontal.
• A column is a vertical structure that is used in construction as support. In word processors, it is the organization of cells or a cell vertically. A column of objects or people consists of organizing them one after the other.

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