Lecture 87:- Animation Property

The "animation" property is a shorthand property in CSS that combines multiple animation-related properties into a single line of code. It's used to specify the behavior of an animation, such as its duration, timing function, iteration count, and direction.

Here is an example of how to use the animation property:

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.box {  animation: example 2s linear infinite; }

In this example, the animation property is applied to the ".box" class, and its value is set to "example 2s linear infinite". This tells the browser to use the @keyframes rule named "example" and to animate the element for 2 seconds with a linear timing function, repeating the animation indefinitely.

The animation property is a convenient way to specify the animation behavior in a single line of code, instead of having to use multiple properties. However, if you need to specify more detailed animation properties, you can use the individual animation-related properties, such as "animation-name", "animation-duration", "animation-timing-function", and "animation-iteration-count".