Multiple choice css

Which is the correct CSS syntax?

  1. body {color: black}

  2. body:color=black

  3. {body:color=black(body}

  4. {body;color:black}
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A Correct answer
Explanation

CSS uses selector {property: value} syntax. The selector targets elements, curly braces contain the rules, properties are followed by colons, and value pairs end with semicolons. Option A shows this correctly with body as selector, color as property, and black as value.

AI explanation

Valid CSS rule syntax is selector { property: value; }, so body {color: black} correctly targets the body selector and sets its color property. The other options misuse punctuation (colons/equals signs/parentheses) in ways that don't conform to CSS's actual grammar.

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