Which of the following method sends input to a script via a URL?
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Get
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Post
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Both
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None
The GET method sends data via URL parameters, which appear in the query string after the '?' character. POST sends data in the request body, not the URL. Therefore GET is the correct answer for sending input via URL. Option B is incorrect because POST doesn't use URLs. Option C is wrong because only GET uses URLs.
To answer this question, you need to understand the difference between the "Get" and "Post" methods in web programming.
Option A) Get - This option is correct because the "Get" method sends input to a script via a URL. When using the "Get" method, the input data is appended to the URL as query parameters. This method is commonly used for retrieving data from a server.
Option B) Post - This option is incorrect because the "Post" method does not send input to a script via a URL. Instead, the input data is sent in the body of the HTTP request. This method is commonly used for submitting data to a server, such as when submitting a form.
Option C) Both - This option is incorrect because the "Post" method does not send input via a URL. Therefore, the correct answer is not "Both".
Option D) None - This option is incorrect because the "Get" method does send input to a script via a URL. Therefore, the correct answer is not "None".
The correct answer is A) Get. This option is correct because the "Get" method sends input to a script via a URL by appending the input data to the URL as query parameters.