What will this code display in a browser? <table> <tr> <th>text</th> <th>text</th> </tr> <tr> <td>text</td> <td>text</td> </tr> </table>

The code provided creates an HTML table structure that includes two rows and two columns. The first row of the table is defined by the <tr> tag and contains two header cells defined by the <th> tags, each labeled "text." The second row, also defined by a <tr> tag, consists of two standard data cells represented by <td> tags, again both labeled "text."

When rendered in a browser, the result will clearly show a table with two rows: the first row contains header information and the second row contains data.

Thus, the correct interpretation of the code is that it forms a table structure with two rows (one for headers and one for data) and two columns (one for each entry in those rows), which accurately confirms the answer provided.