For s, p, d, and f orbitals, how many electrons can each hold?

The sublevel s can hold two electrons as it has one orbital. In addition, the sublevel p can hold 6 electrons as it has three orbitals. Moreover, the sublevel d can hold 10 electrons as it has five orbitals. At last, f sublevel can hold fourteen electrons as it has seven electrons. 

In a sublevel, we get one or more than one orbitals.One orbital can hold maximum two electrons. 

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