What are the benefits of using a linked stylesheet instead of inline styles? Ext

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What are the benefits of using a linked stylesheet instead of inline styles?

External styles allow the same CSS to be applied to multiple pages. You can avoid repeating code across every page.

When is the CSS for a web page parsed and applied to the page?

At the same time that the HTML is parsed but before the page is displayed.

A node in the DOM is...

a parsed CSS style.

A CSS declaration is made up of...

a property and a value.

A CSS ruleset is made up of...

Code editors and IDEs have special highlighting for external styles that doesn't work for inline styles.

Answer 1 :

Option (b) is correct because loading speed of Linked styles is faster than inline styles.

Option (d) is correct because External stylesheet affects globally all the webpages after changing code once in .css file.

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