The video tutorial explains how to apply inline CSS in HTML using the style attribute. It covers the process of passing dynamic expressions and key-value pairs in JSX. The tutorial demonstrates applying various CSS properties like color, border, and padding. It also discusses organizing inline styles using constants and highlights the importance of using camel case for CSS properties in JavaScript to avoid syntax errors. The video concludes with a reminder to use camel case for properties like borderRadius and fontSize.

What is the purpose of using the style attribute in HTML and JSX?

• To link external CSS files

• To apply inline CSS styles dynamically

• To create JavaScript functions

• To define HTML structure

How can you apply multiple CSS properties using inline styles?

• By using separate style attributes for each property

• By separating properties with a semicolon

• By using a comma to separate key-value pairs

• By writing properties in a single line

What is a recommended way to organize inline styles for better readability?

• Using a single line for all styles

• Creating a constant to store styles

• Using multiple style attributes

• Avoiding the use of inline styles

Why is camel case used for CSS properties in JavaScript objects?

• Because JavaScript does not support hyphens in object keys

• Because it is a requirement in HTML

• To make the code look cleaner

• To avoid using too many characters

Which of the following is a correct way to write 'border-radius' in a JavaScript object?

• border-radius

• borderRadius

• border_radius

• borderradius