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Frontend Performance Quiz Practice
Active Recall Drill Session
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Frontend Performance
How does a static-shell-first pattern (PPR) directly benefit LCP specifically, per this topic?
A
It has no relationship to LCP at all
B
If the LCP element lives in the static shell, it can paint immediately rather than waiting on the slowest dynamic data dependency anywhere else on the page
C
PPR always makes LCP worse due to the shell/stream split
D
LCP is only measurable on fully static pages
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