Answer:
Your CSS files are smaller and simpler.
Explanation:
External stylesheet are used in HTML pages to keep the HTML content and its styling separate. When using external stylesheet all the style rules are defined in CSS files and HTML files only contain the HTML code.
By using external style sheet,
- One can make HTML code smaller and simpler.
- One can use the same stylesheet in multiple HTML pages and thus provide styling to multiple pages.
- With external stylesheet one can alter the single stylesheet code and its effect can be seen on all pages which are using that stylesheet.
Using external stylesheet has no effect on the content of CSS files. The CSS files will contain the same CSS style rules that are defined for any HTML page within the page.
Thus using external stylesheet doesn't make CSS files smaller and simpler.
I’d also say B, which is 2
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<span>AP Comp Sci Chapter 5</span>
The output of the given Python code is "['Hamad' '16' '60']".
Code Explanation:
- Import package "numpy" as "np".
- Defining a variable "np_Hamad" that uses the package to call array method that takes one string value and two integer variables in parameter.
- After accepting the value a print method is declared that prints the "np_Hamad" variable value.
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