IDs and Classes

Example HTML

<div id="top">
    <p class="first_paragraph">First paragraph of the section</p>
    <p class="second_paragraph">Second paragraph of the section</p>
</div>

<div id="bottom">
    <p class="first_paragraph">First paragraph of the section</p>
    <p class="second_paragraph">Second paragraph of the section</p>
</div>

IDs vs Classes

Mark all the statements that are true

IDs are for marking a specific piece of content

A class should only be used once per page of html

Classes help group multiple pieces of content together in order to add the same styling.

Classes and IDs are the same thing.

You should only use an ID name one time per html page

SOLUTION:

IDs are for marking a specific piece of content
Classes help group multiple pieces of content together in order to add the same styling.
You should only use an ID name one time per html page