📚 Self-Evaluation: Multiple Choice Assessment
Explore your understanding of HTML5 fundamentals through a multiple-choice self-assessment designed for front-end interview preparation. Use this checkpoint to identify strengths and areas needing review before advancing in the course.
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HTML5: Testing a myriad of concepts
What is the difference between block and inline elements?
Block elements allow you to section your web page’s content into separate, logical divisions, while inline elements keep all the data in one section.
Inline elements do not render as anything special on the web page and are mainly used to separate content into distinct groups for organization or styling purposes.
Block-level HTML elements take up the full width of a web page, essentially creating a “block” around the content you place within that element. Block-level elements, by default, also start on a new line.
“Inline” elements, like the name suggests, do not take up the full width of a webpage and are generally in-line with text content. Inline elements also do not start a new line when rendered in the browser.
Both C and D
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