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+gavyn weeks test
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+https://codepen.io/ananaki/pen/RwrMeVx
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+    1. What is Semantic HTML? 
+    A semantic element clearly describes its meaning to both the browser and the developer.
+    example <h1 2 or 3> <header> 
+    2. What is HTML used for? 
+    hmtl is used for creating electronic documents called pages that are displayed online
+    3. What is an attribute and where do we put it? 
+    attributes provide other characteristics or properties and we put them
+    4. What is the h1 tag used for? How many times should I use it on a page? 
+    h1 indicates the heading and is the most impotant one, it should only be used once
+    5. Name two tags that have required attributes. 
+    <input> & <select>
+    6. What do we put in the head of our HTML document? 
+    <Header>
+    7. What is an id? 
+    it specifies a unique id for specific attributes
+    8. What elements can I add an id to? 
+    a single document 
+    9. How many times can I use the same id on a page? 
+    just once
+    10. What is a class? 
+    class specifies one or more elements 
+    11. What elements can I add a class to? 
+    any elements 
+    12. How many times can I use the same class on a page? 
+    unlimited
+    13. How do I get my link to open in a new tab?
+    target="_blank
+    14. What is the alt attribute in the image tag used for? 
+    provides alternative info if the image cant load or be viewed 
+    15. How do I reference an id?
+    # symbol followed by id.
+    16. What is the difference between a section and a div
+    The <section> tag defines sections in a document, such as chapters, headers, footers, or any other sections of the document. ... 
+    The <div> tag defines a division or a section in an HTML document.
+    17. What is CSS used for? 
+    for styling, spacing out and formatting the page
+    18. How to we select an element? Example - every h2 on the page
+    19. What is the difference between a class and an id? - Give me an example of when I might use each one
+    20. How do we select classes in CSS?
+    21. How do we select a p element with a single class of “human””?
+    22. What is a parent child selector? When would this be useful? 
+    23. How do you select all links within a div with the class of sidebar?
+    24. What is a pseudo selector?
+    25. What do we use the change the spacing between lines?
+    26. What do we use to change the spacing between letters?
+    27. What do we use to to change everything to CAPITALS? lowercase? Capitalize?
+    28. How do I add a 1px border around my div that is dotted and black?
+    29. How do I select everything on the page? 
+    30. How do I write a comment in CSS?
+    31. How do I find out what file I am in, when I am using the command line? 
+    32. Using the command line - how do I see a list of files/folders in my current folder?
+    33. How do I remove a file via the command line? Why do I have to be careful with this? 
+    34. Why should I use version control? 
+    35. How often should I commit to github? every 20 mins or after a major change
+    36. What is the command we would use to push our repo up to github? 
+    37. Walk me through Lambda's git flow. 
+
+Stretch Questions
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+    1. What is the difference between an inline element and a block element?
+    2. What happens when an element is positioned absolutely? 
+    3. How do I make an element take up only the amount of space it needs but also have the ability to give it a width? 
+    4. Name 3 elements that are diplay block by default, 2 elements that are display inline by default and 1 element that is display inline-block by default
+    5. In your own words, explain the box model. What is the "fix" for the box model, in other words, how do we make all elements respect the width we've given them? 
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