chore(curriculum): update selector references (#60908)

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Abhilashini A J
2025-06-19 02:09:17 +05:30
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@@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ Let's build a little off the previous exercise, in which you added multiple clas
1. You should see a black background and white text on the first `button` element.
1. You should see a yellow background on the second `button` element.
1. You should set a font size of `28px` using a grouping selector.
1. You should have a list of fonts containing `Helvetica` and `Times New Roman` with `sans-serif` as a fallback.
1. You should set a font size of `28px` using a selector list.
1. You should have a list of fonts containing `Helvetica` and `Times New Roman` with `sans-serif` as a fallback in the selector list.
1. You should see a unique class name on each element.
1. You should have a grouping selector for styles that both elements share.
1. You should have a selector list for styles that both elements share.
# --hints--
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ assert.equal(style?.color, 'white');
```
You should set the `font-size` for both elements to `28px` using a grouping selector.
You should set the `font-size` for both elements to `28px` using a selector list.
```js
const classOne = document.querySelectorAll('button')?.[0].classList?.[0];
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ function eitherOr() {
assert.equal(eitherOr()?.fontSize, '28px');
```
You have a unique class name on each element.
You should have a unique class name on each element.
```js
const elementOneClasses = document.querySelectorAll('button')?.[0].classList;
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ for(let i = 0; i < elementOneClasses.length; i++){
```
You should have a grouping selector for styles that both elements share.
You should have a selector list for styles that both elements share.
```js
const classOne = document.querySelectorAll('button')?.[0].classList?.[0];
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ function eitherOr() {
assert.exists(eitherOr());
```
You should have a list of fonts containing `Helvetica` and `Times New Roman` with `sans-serif` as a fallback.
You should have a list of fonts containing `Helvetica` and `Times New Roman` with `sans-serif` as a fallback in the selector list.
```js
const classOne = document.querySelectorAll('button')?.[0].classList?.[0];