When writing code it is good practice to separate your concerns as this makes your code more readable both for yourselves and others coming to look at your project. Separation of concerns is applicable in your project where you are using both classes and id's (here) for styling. It is common practice to use classes for CSS and id's for your Javascript :maple_leaf:
ghassanmas
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7 years ago
When writing code it is good practice to separate your concerns as this makes your code more readable both for yourselves and others coming to look at your project. Separation of concerns is applicable in your project where you are using both classes and id's (here) for styling. It is common practice to use classes for CSS and id's for your Javascript :maple_leaf: