This type of output is also used for images, graphs, and rendered HTML, which you would normally most likely want to see when you reopen the notebook, even if you don't want to run the code again. Similar to those outputs, also the generated JavaScript is "shown again", i.e., exec...
We'll eventually want to figure out how to iterate over all the rows in the table, but for now, let's isolate a single row so we can test our program on a single row. Since the first two rows in the the table have column header information and do not match the structure/format ...