The correct answer is: D. cascaded value
A cascaded value is the result of the cascade: it is the declared value that wins the cascade.
A cascade is a set of rules that determine which value is used for a given attribute in a given situation. The cascade is applied in a specific order, and the first rule that applies wins.
The cascaded value is the value that is used for the attribute in the given situation. It is the value that is declared in the cascade rule that wins.
The other options are incorrect because:
- A specified value is a value that is explicitly specified for an attribute. It is not the result of the cascade.
- An actual value is the value that is actually stored for an attribute. It is not the result of the cascade.
- A computed value is a value that is calculated from other values. It is not the result of the cascade.