Multiple choice technology web technology

Dojo.require should present in

  1. Main Method

  2. <script></script> Block

  3. <Body>

  4. Macro
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In Dojo 1.x, dojo.require() calls should be placed in a script block, typically after the dojo.js is loaded. This is commonly done in the main HTML file, often in the head section or at the beginning of the body. The 'Main Method' option likely refers to the main script block where Dojo modules are initialized. The key is that dojo.require must be in a script tag, not in body tags directly or in macros.

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