What type of information do tables display?

Tables serve as effective tools for organizing and presenting data in a clear and visual format, showcasing both relationships and features among various elements. When referencing relationships, this encompasses how different elements interact with one another within a system. In addition to connecting elements, tables also outline specific characteristics, features, and attributes relevant to those elements.

For example, if a table is used to represent a database schema, it will show how tables relate to one another (like primary and foreign keys) and will also display features such as data types, constraints, and other relevant settings associated with each element in the database. This dual capability of conveying both relationships and features makes tables essential in systems modeling, enabling users to understand the complexity and interconnectivity of the system they are examining or designing.