New questions for Front-end development

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New questions for Front-end development #6926

Open DanielGMesquita opened 7 months ago

DanielGMesquita commented 7 months ago

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DanielGMesquita commented 7 months ago

what are the four principles of accessibility defined by WCAG?

[x] Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust

I was not able to get the other alternativas in time, so I am only sharing the correct answer.

DanielGMesquita commented 7 months ago

which element creates an ordered list, shown with numbers in the browser by default?

[x] ol
[ ] li
[ ] ul
[ ] list

DanielGMesquita commented 7 months ago

which choice is not a valid value for the contein property?

[ ] content
[ ] all
[x] layout
[ ] strict

dakshithadissanayaka commented 7 months ago

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dakshithadissanayaka commented 7 months ago

which choice is not a valid value for the contein property?

[ ] content

[ ] all

[ ] layout

[ ] strict

[x] contain

The contain property in CSS is used to specify how an element should contain its children. However, none of the choices you provided (content, all, layout, and strict) are valid values for the contain property.

DanielGMesquita commented 7 months ago

But the question has only these four alternatives. Now I am confused 🥴

mingfengwan commented 7 months ago

which choice is not a valid value for the contein property?

[ ] content

[ ] all

[ ] layout

[ ] strict

[x] contain

The contain property in CSS is used to specify how an element should contain its children. However, none of the choices you provided (content, all, layout, and strict) are valid values for the contain property.

Actually content, layout, and strict are valid values. The invalid ones are contain and all. So there are multiple correct answers to a single-choice question...