In the course “Learn CSS Colors by Building a Set of Colored Markers” at the 50 the assignment says that the background property should be changed to linear-gradient. Since linear-gradient is an actual value that can be used for the color-assigning functions: wouldn’t it be more appropiate to substitute the word “property” to “value” in the assignment text?
I’d say ‘the value of the property’ is being set.
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Any of those wordings work for me. I think this would fall into the linguistic category of metonymy.
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But that is probably the most precise.
I agree, that sounds more specific and helping. I appreciate the consideration and your kind and diligent response to my suggestion.
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