CSS : dot (.) vs hash (#)


CSS : dot (.) vs hash (#)
. => class selector
# => id selector

so

.lblClass { width:20dp; } -> <label class="lblClass"/>

#lblID {widh: 10dp;} -> <label id="lblID"/>


PS. The # symbol is called an octhrope

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