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Questions Related to web technology

  1. Object(s) in library, to share in all swf files

  2. Object(s) which is created by class and share to other class

  3. Object(s) which is created by swf and store on local system

  4. Object(s) which share which their properties


Correct Option: C

Xml can be used with .swf to:

  1. Store data

  2. Write data

  3. Read data

  4. Read and write data


Correct Option: C
  1. Swf will not be published

  2. Data will not be shown in swf

  3. Data will be displayed in swf file

  4. Swf will generate a new xml file automatically


Correct Option: B
  1. silver (Ag)

  2. Gold (Au)

  3. Arum Trifilum

  4. lead sulfide (PbS)


Correct Option: D
  1. hydelpowerWave technology

  2. powerWave technology

  3. Thermopower wave technology

  4. Thermalpowerwave technology


Correct Option: C
  1. Anti septic

  2. LED

  3. Refridegeration

  4. solid State quantum computation


Correct Option: B,D
  1. Corresponds to days from 01 Jan 1960: 14682

  2. 13MAR2000

  3. 13/03/2000

  4. 03/13/2000


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

To solve this question, the user needs to know the basics of SAS date format. In SAS, the dates are stored as a number that corresponds to the number of days since January 1, 1960. When a date is read into SAS, it is converted into a number and stored as a SAS date value.

In the given SAS code, the date '13MAR2000' is assigned to variable X. This means that the value of X will be the SAS date value corresponding to '13MAR2000'.

Now, let's go through each option and explain why it is right or wrong:

A. Corresponds to days from 01 Jan 1960: 14682: This option is correct. The SAS date value corresponding to '13MAR2000' is 14682, which represents the number of days between January 1, 1960, and March 13, 2000.

B. 13MAR2000: This option is incorrect because the SAS date value is a number, not a character string. Although the date '13MAR2000' was assigned to X, it is stored as a SAS date value, not a character string.

C. 13/03/2000: This option is incorrect because it is a date format used in other programming languages, but not in SAS. The SAS date format is different from other date formats used in programming.

D. 03/13/2000: This option is incorrect because it is a date format used in some countries, but not in SAS. The SAS date format is different from other date formats used in different countries.

The Answer is: A. Corresponds to days from 01 Jan 1960: 14682