What is the correct way to override a CSS style declared in an external style sheet?

What happens if conflicting styles have the same specificity in CSS?

A). A. The browser applies both styles.

B). B. The browser applies the style declared first in the style sheet.

C). C. The browser applies the style declared last in the style sheet.

D). D. The browser ignores both styles.

What does specificity refer to in CSS?

A). A. The order of styles in the style sheet.

B). B. The process of applying styles to HTML elements.

C). C. The priority given to CSS rules when multiple rules target the same element.

D). D. The size of CSS files.

How can the specificity of a CSS rule be increased?

A). A. By using fewer selectors.

B). B. By using more generic selectors.

C). C. By using the !important declaration.

D). D. By using inline styles.

Which CSS selector has the lowest specificity?

A). A. ID selectors

B). B. Class selectors

C). C. Inline styles

D). D. Element selectors

In CSS specificity, which selector type has the lowest specificity?

A). A. ID selectors

B). B. Class selectors

C). C. Element selectors

D). D. Inline styles

Which of the following has the highest specificity in CSS?

A). A. Class selectors

B). B. ID selectors

C). C. Element selectors

D). D. Inline styles

What happens if conflicting styles have the same specificity and order in the style sheet?

A). A. The browser applies the style declared first.

B). B. The browser applies the style declared last.

C). C. The browser applies both styles.

D). D. The browser ignores both styles.

Which selector has higher specificity, an ID selector or a class selector?

A). A. ID selector

B). B. Class selector

C). C. They have equal specificity.

D). D. It depends on the specific use case.

What does the specificity value (0,1,0,0) represent in CSS?

A). A. Inline styles

B). B. Class selectors

C). C. ID selectors

D). D. Element selectors

When should the !important declaration be used in CSS?

A). A. Always, to ensure styles are applied consistently.

B). B. Sparingly, as it can lead to difficulties in maintaining styles.

C). C. Never, as it is deprecated in modern CSS.

D). D. Only when overriding browser default styles.