What CSS theory enables you to target styling to elements depending on where they appear within a HTML structure?

What will be an ideal response?

Descendant theory targets styling on elements based on hierarchy of an
element within the page. By combining tag names within a selector name, like
article p or aside p, you can style

elements that appear in


differently than those appearing

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The operation create inserts a new bank account at a branch. The transactions T and U are defined as follows:

T: aBranch.create("Z");
U: z.deposit(10); z.deposit(20).

Assume that Z does not yet exist. Assume also that the deposit operation does nothing if the account given as argument does not exist. Consider the following interleaving of transactions T and U:

State the balance of Z after their execution in this order. Are these consistent with serially equivalent executions of T and U?

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[This question is for UNIX/Linux users.] Use functions fork and exec to emulate function system. The parent should use the wait function to wait for a child process to finish be- fore continuing. Run the command "cat ex18_03.py".

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The Text Pane always displays when a SmartArt graphic is selected

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Generally speaking, it is acceptable for Web pages to include multiple

elements as the main heading for a page.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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