D (Green), surely? (And definitely NOT A (Pink)). That is the text 'this is sample text' will appear with a GREEN background (but it is more specifically targeted by the css selector?
green is it not ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Tested it out myself thanks.
It would have been pink if the inline style was set on p instead of div. The trick is to realize that the inline style does in fact override previous style, but here only for for div itself - its child elements still keep their previous style.
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