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DOM Manipulation Mastery Hub: The Industry Foundation Practi

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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of "The Complete DOM Fundamentals & Element Selection Course 2026," which of the following selector types, when used with `document.querySelector()`, offers the most granular control and is generally considered the most performant for targeting a single, specific element with a known ID?
Attribute selector (`[data-custom="value"]`)
ID selector (`#unique-id`)
Tag selector (`div`)
Class selector (`.my-class`)
Q2Domain Verified
According to "The Complete DOM Fundamentals & Element Selection Course 2026," when dealing with a large number of dynamically created elements that share common characteristics, which method is generally preferred over `document.getElementsByClassName()` for performance and flexibility when the goal is to select *all* matching elements in real-time?
`document.getElementById()`
`document.querySelector()`
`document.querySelectorAll()`
`document.getElementsByTagName()`
Q3Domain Verified
In "The Complete DOM Fundamentals & Element Selection Course 2026," consider a scenario where you need to select all direct `<li>` children of an unordered list with the ID `main-nav`. Which of the following CSS selectors, when used with `document.querySelector()`, would *not* achieve this specific goal efficiently and accurately?
`document.getElementById('main-nav').children`
`li[data-parent="main-nav"]` (assuming `li` elements have this attribute)
`#main-nav > li`
`#main-nav li`

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