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CSS Grid vs Flexbox
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CSS Grid vs Flexbox

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Problem

What are the differences between CSS Grid and Flexbox, and when would you choose one over the other?

Implement a classifier that recommends grid for two-dimensional layouts and flexbox for one-dimensional layouts. The input is a dictionary of boolean layout requirements, and the output is the recommended CSS layout mode.

Use grid when both row and column placement must be controlled, or when explicit two-dimensional alignment is required. Otherwise, use flexbox for arranging items along one primary axis.

Constraints

  • requirements contains the boolean keys two_dimensional and explicit_tracks
  • Each requirement value is either true or false
  • Return exactly grid or flexbox

Function Signature

def choose_layout(requirements):
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