Bootstrap Grid System

You need to create a layout where, on small screens, content takes up the full width, but on medium screens and larger, it's centered with a maximum width. Which combination of Bootstrap classes should you use?

You want to display three columns in a row on large screens, but have them stack vertically on small screens. Which combination of column classes would achieve this?

You have a row with three columns. You want the second column to be visually placed last, but maintain its original position in the HTML structure for SEO purposes. Which class should you apply to the second column?

Assume you have a row with two columns. You want the columns to have equal spacing between them and the edges of their row using the gutter classes. Which approach is most efficient?

To ensure your layout adapts well to a range of devices, which sequence of breakpoints should you consider when defining column widths?

You have a form with labels and input fields arranged in columns within a Bootstrap grid. What is general best approach to vertically align the labels with the input fields, especially when the labels have varying text lengths?

You want to create a grid layout using Bootstrap's .d-grid class. How can you control the number of columns in the grid?

How can you control the wrapping behavior of columns within a Bootstrap row, preventing them from wrapping to the next line even if the total column count exceeds 12?

If you have a column defined with .col-md-6 and you want it to take up the full width on extra-small screens, what additional class(es) do you need?

You are using .col-auto for a column, but the content within that column is minimal, resulting in a very narrow column. How do you ensure a minimum width for the column while still allowing it to grow based on its content?