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What CSS code do I use to make my site render in different browsers?

I am in college and finished my first year. I want to continue web applications as a hobby. I created a live web application with MS Visual Studio 2010, but I know that I need to make it compatible with other browsers.

I understand that I need to test it in other browsers and see the inconsistencies that have occurred, but how to fix them. My teacher says I need CSS code for each browser, but how do I do this?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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