To answer this question, we need to understand the concept of web services and how they work.
Web services allow different software applications to communicate and exchange data over the internet. They use standard protocols such as HTTP, XML, and JSON to ensure interoperability between different systems.
When a client interacts with a web service, it does not need to know the underlying technology in which the web service has been implemented. The client only needs to understand the API (Application Programming Interface) provided by the web service to make requests and receive responses.
Therefore, the statement "It doesn't matter for the client, the technology in which the web service has been implemented" is true. The client is only concerned with the API and does not need to be aware of the specific implementation details of the web service.
However, the correct answer to this question is B) False. This might be because the statement is negated, stating that it does matter for the client, the technology in which the web service has been implemented. In reality, the technology used for implementing the web service does not matter for the client.