Select the example below that configures a container to clear all floated elements that are within the container.
A) clear: both;
B) overflow: all;
C) overflow: auto;
D) clear: all;

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Option C, "overflow: auto;", is the correct choice because it ensures that the container will expand to contain all its floated children, effectively clearing the floats within the container. Options involving "clear" are incorrect because the "clear" property is used on elements to specify which sides of an element where other floating elements are not allowed to float, but it does not apply to the container in the way described. There is no "overflow: all;" or "clear: all;" property in CSS.

Select the Example Below That Configures a Container to Clear