Difference between decision table and decision tree

The following are the differences between a decision table and a decision tree.

	Decision table	Decision tree
Representation	Uses a tabular format with rows and columns.	Uses a graphical tree structure with nodes and branches.
Complexity handling	More suitable for handling complex combinations of conditions and actions.	More visual and intuitive but can become complex with many decision points.
Readability	Easier to read for complex scenarios with many conditions.	More visual and may be better for illustrating a simple sequence of decisions.
Space efficiency	More space-efficient when dealing with a large number of conditions and actions, as they use a compact tabular format.	May become visually cluttered in such cases.