Grid interview questions

1. A.a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
2. B.a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound
3. C.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
4. D.a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out

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1. A.fr unit
2. B.minmax() function
3. C.auto-fill
4. D.grid-template-areas

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1. A.fr unit — a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
2. B.fr unit — the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns
3. C.fr unit — a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
4. D.fr unit — a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound

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1. A.a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
2. B.a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
3. C.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
4. D.a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound

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1. A.grid-template-areas
2. B.repeat() function
3. C.auto-fill
4. D.grid-auto-flow

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1. A.grid-template-areas — a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
2. B.grid-template-areas — the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns
3. C.grid-template-areas — a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound
4. D.grid-template-areas — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name

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1. A.a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound
2. B.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
3. C.a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out
4. D.a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes

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1. A.grid-auto-flow
2. B.minmax() function
3. C.auto-fit
4. D.repeat() function

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1. A.repeat() function — a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
2. B.repeat() function — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
3. C.repeat() function — a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
4. D.repeat() function — a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound

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1. A.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
2. B.a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
3. C.a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
4. D.a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound

Answer + AI explanation with a free account

1. A.fr unit
2. B.auto-fill
3. C.minmax() function
4. D.auto-fit

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1. A.minmax() function — a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound
2. B.minmax() function — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
3. C.minmax() function — a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
4. D.minmax() function — a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch

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1. A.a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
2. B.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
3. C.a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
4. D.a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out

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1. A.minmax() function
2. B.auto-fit
3. C.auto-fill
4. D.fr unit

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1. A.auto-fill — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
2. B.auto-fill — a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out
3. C.auto-fill — the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns
4. D.auto-fill — a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes

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1. A.the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns
2. B.a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
3. C.a grid notation that compactly declares a recurring pattern of track sizes
4. D.a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch

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1. A.auto-fit
2. B.auto-fill
3. C.grid-auto-flow
4. D.fr unit

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1. A.auto-fit — a repeat keyword that fits as many tracks as possible then collapses empty ones so existing items stretch
2. B.auto-fit — a grid sizing notation defining a track with a lower and upper bound
3. C.auto-fit — a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out
4. D.auto-fit — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name

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1. A.a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out
2. B.a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
3. C.a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing
4. D.the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns

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1. A.auto-fill
2. B.grid-template-areas
3. C.repeat() function
4. D.grid-auto-flow

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1. A.grid-auto-flow — a property that lays out named regions visually so items can be placed by name
2. B.grid-auto-flow — a repeat keyword that creates as many tracks as fit, leaving empty tracks when items run out
3. C.grid-auto-flow — the property controlling how items are automatically placed into implicit rows or columns
4. D.grid-auto-flow — a grid-specific length representing one share of the remaining free space in the track sizing

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