Question

Which is the correct CSS syntax?

Options

• {p:color=black(p}

• p {color: black;}

• {p;color:black}

• p:color=black

Answer 1

p {color: black;}

Explanation:

A proper CSS rule is split into distinct anatomical parts:

• Selector (p): Targets the specific HTML element to style.
• Declaration Block ({ ... }): Encloses all style rules for that selector.
• Property (color): Specifies the visual trait you want to alter.
• Separator (:): Placed between the property and its value.
• Value (black): Defines the settings applied to the property.
• Terminator (;): Closes out that specific line of code.