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The three different types of CSS are External, Embedded, and Inline Styles. External CSS is when you place your CSS in a linked .css sheet that contains data for the CSS to your HTML page. This is useful when it comes to keeping a consistent look, you would want to use this method for keeping your HTML clean and easier editing to avoid complications with the HTML codes, and how you use this code is by making an external .css file that links to your website. Embedded CSS is when you use a style tag in the head of the page, and this is useful when you only want to edit the CSS without having to change between the .css and .html files, and you would also want to use it so you don't change everything on the page, but a select couple of assets, and how you do this is by adding a style tag to whatever you will be changing in your HTML. Lastly, there are Inline Styles, which involves applying a CSS rule to a specific element and not the direct body of the page. You would want to do this when you want to alter something specific that wouldn't be altered on the rest of the site, and how you do this is by using div elements.