p #test VS #test p

Question

For the last question, the ‘correct answer’ is:
#test p
But wouldn’t:
p #test
be just as right?
The first says “all classes named ‘test’ of <p>”
The second says “all <p>s with the class of ‘test’”
I just find the second more readable, and both ways work, yet I got it wrong when I entered it the second way.

Answer 1

Hi Chester !
An "#" stands for ID attribute, class is a period "."
and therefore both work, because ID should be unique and has priority over element AFAIK
(may anybody please correct me if I am wrong)
p #test would select all P with ID test. Since ID should be unique, it only selects the element with ID test.
#test p would select the only one P element with ID test, if your P element has an ID attribute.
As for classes:
p .test would select all children of P with class test.
.test p would select all P elements which are children of elements with class test.
But only p.test would select all P with class test.
Take a look at my code:
https://code.sololearn.com/WIx3N4EbAU6P/?ref=app