Use jQuery objects to build up your table instead of using string concatenation.  How many time have you seen code similar to the following to build up a table?

        $(function () {

            var content = '';
            content += '<div id="tableWrap">';
            content += '<table id="basicTable">';

            for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {


                content += '<tr>';
                content += '<td>';
                content += i;
                content += '</td>';
                content += '<td>';
                content += 200 - i;
                content += '</td>';
                content += '</tr>';
            }

            content += '</table>';
            content += '</div>';

            $('body').append(content);
        });

Let's use jQuery's built in ability to build up the objects and take a look at how we could write this differently below.

        $(function () {

            var $wrap = $('<div>').attr('id', 'tableWrap');

            var $tbl = $('<table>').attr('id', 'basicTable');

            for (var i = 0; i < 200; i++) {

                $tbl.append(
                            $('<tr>')
                                    .append($('<td>').text(i),
                                            $('<td>').text(200 - i))
                           );
            }

            $wrap.append($tbl);
            $('body').append($wrap);
        });

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