Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a formatting language that controls how information is formatted on a webpage.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a formatting language that controls how information is formatted on a webpage.

• A. DDL
• B. CSS
• C. Cursor
• D. Database

Answer: (B)

CSS is the stylesheet language used to describe how HTML content should be displayed in a browser. It controls formatting elements like fonts, colors, spacing, and layout, applying styles to elements through selectors and resolving conflicts with its cascading rules. This matches the idea of formatting information on a webpage. By contrast, DDL is a database language for defining schemas, a Cursor is a database mechanism for iterating through query results, and a Database is the data storage system. So CSS is the correct choice because it directly handles how information appears on a webpage.

CSS is the stylesheet language used to describe how HTML content should be displayed in a browser. It controls formatting elements like fonts, colors, spacing, and layout, applying styles to elements through selectors and resolving conflicts with its cascading rules. This matches the idea of formatting information on a webpage. By contrast, DDL is a database language for defining schemas, a Cursor is a database mechanism for iterating through query results, and a Database is the data storage system. So CSS is the correct choice because it directly handles how information appears on a webpage.