Google Sheets
The starting character in a Google Sheets formula
What is false?
The meaning of CSS
What is Cascading Style Sheets?
This is the naming convention used for variables in JavaScript.
What is camelCase?
These are the two possible states of a bit in computing.
What are ON and OFF?
What are 1 and 0?
What is the left angle bracket (<)?
<ul> and </ul> are an example of this.
What are tag pairs?
Each element in CSS has the following structure: Content, Padding, Border, Margin.
These are all part of this model.
What is the CSS Box Model?
Strings created with backticks (``) are called this.
What are template literals?
Integers are on this side of a cell by default
What is the right side?
The style and look of your webpage should be done through HTML. (True/False)
This type of CSS is found in between <head> and </head>
What is Internal CSS?
NaN stands for this
Not a Number
Data saved to this can be accessed from anywhere.
What is the cloud?
Strings are on this side of a cell by default?
What is the left side?
This is the starting tag to create a numbered list.
What is <ol>?
The presence of this character in a CSS files means you are creating a CSS class.
What is a period (.)?
A function is anything that includes these characters.
What are the opening and closing brackets?
This American company started selling products to consumers that use its own CPUS in 2020.
What is Apple?
This is the formula for summing cells A1 to A10 together.
What is =SUM(A1:A10)?
<img src="example_image.pdf" alt=Example Image>
Identify the errors in this element.
PDF is not a valid file format that can be used a source in image tags.
The alt text is not a string - it should have a pair of double quotes or a pair of single quotes.
h1 {
color: green;
}
h1 {
color: purple;
}
The colour of h1s on our webpage would be this.
What is purple?
State all values that would be logged to the console in the following:
for (var i = 0; i < 80; i += 10) {
console.log(i)
}
What are:
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
This type of storage is volatile.
What is Random Access Memory (RAM)?