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Q. What does this line of code explain?

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p {display: flex;}

(A) All the <p> elements are displayed as a block-level flex container

(B) All the <p> elements are not displayed by the browser

(C) All the <p> elements are displayed as a grid container

(D) All the <p> elements are displayed as an inline flex container

Correct answer: Option(A)

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