To answer this question, you need to be familiar with client-side JavaScript objects.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Database - This option is incorrect. In client-side JavaScript, there is no built-in "Database" object. However, JavaScript can interact with databases on the server-side.
Option B) Cursor - This option is incorrect. In client-side JavaScript, there is no built-in "Cursor" object. Cursors are commonly used in database systems to navigate through query results.
Option C) Client - This option is incorrect. In client-side JavaScript, there is no built-in "Client" object. However, the "window" object in JavaScript represents the client-side browser environment.
Option D) FileUpLoad - This option is correct. In client-side JavaScript, there is an object called "FileUpload" that is used to handle file uploads. It provides methods and properties to interact with file input fields and handle file uploads.
The correct answer is D) FileUpLoad. This option is correct because there is a client-side JavaScript object called "FileUpLoad" used for handling file uploads.