<span>You will need many props for your Specific tracks
(whatever you see in the film!). It's impossible to
say what you will need until you see the picture
and as time goes by you will add to your collection
(if you have space!) - garbage day in my
neighborhood is 'golden day' as I collect some of
best props from the stuff people throw out: old
bicycles, doors, sinks, wood, metal, desks, etc.</span>
<span> is the person in charge of actually shooting the film. He is the head of the camera and lighting departments, and as such he has a big </span>role<span> in the making of any movie
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Answer: d. should be lowercase.
Explanation:
ID attributes are case sensitive for the most part - DOM and Java Script - which means that the ID attribute does not always have to be lowercase.
It can be uppercase as well. ID attributes can also start with a number and as of HTML 5 can start with a special character as well. Finally, the ID attribute must always be unique within each document.
Only one ... the third bit of the byte, numerical 32. Every lower-case letter
has a '1' in that place. If that bit is changed to '0', then the code represents
the upper-case form of the same letter.
