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Writing CSS can sometimes feel repetitive, especially when dealing with multiple properties for margins, paddings, borders, and backgrounds. Luckily, CSS provides shorthand properties that allow you to combine multiple values into a single line of code, making your stylesheets cleaner and more efficient. In this guide, you'll learn about CSS shorthand properties, how they work, and how to use them effectively with practical examples and outputs. 1. Margin and Padding Shorthand Instead of writing: You can use the shorthand property: How it works: 1 value → Applies to all four sides. 2 values → First value is for top & bottom, second is for left & right. 3 values → First = top, second = left & right, third = bottom. 4 values → Top, right, bottom, left (clockwise order). Example Output 🔗   Learn more: CSS Box Model Explained 2. Border Shorthand Writing individual border properties: Can be shortened to: 3. Background...