Which of the following property defines the resampling method to use when stretching images?

layout
ime-mode
image-rendering
none of the mentioned

The correct answer is C. image-rendering.

The image-rendering property defines the resampling method to use when stretching images. The possible values are:

  • auto: The browser will choose the best resampling method based on the image and the current viewport.
  • crisp-edges: This method will preserve the sharp edges of the image, but it may cause the image to appear pixelated.
  • nearest-neighbor: This method will scale the image by the nearest integer value, which may cause the image to appear blurry.
  • bilinear: This method will scale the image using a bilinear interpolation algorithm, which will produce smoother results than nearest-neighbor, but not as smooth as crisp-edges.
  • bicubic: This method will scale the image using a bicubic interpolation algorithm, which will produce the smoothest results.

The layout property is used to specify the layout of an element. The possible values are:

  • block: This value will cause the element to be laid out as a block-level element.
  • inline: This value will cause the element to be laid out as an inline element.
  • inline-block: This value will cause the element to be laid out as an inline element, but it will also have the width and height properties.
  • table: This value will cause the element to be laid out as a table.
  • table-cell: This value will cause the element to be laid out as a table cell.
  • table-row: This value will cause the element to be laid out as a table row.
  • table-column: This value will cause the element to be laid out as a table column.

The ime-mode property is used to specify the input method editor (IME) mode for an element. The possible values are:

  • active: This value will cause the IME to be activated when the element is focused.
  • disabled: This value will cause the IME to be disabled when the element is focused.
  • auto: This value will cause the IME to be activated or disabled depending on the context.

None of the mentioned options are correct.

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