What's the difference between HTTP and HTML?
HTML describes what's on the page; HTTP allows sites to communicate with each other
HTTP describes what's on the page; HTML allows sites to communicate with each other.
nothing similar
There's no difference; they mean the same thing.
Who coined the term Web 2.0?
Tim O'Reilly
Dale Dougherty
Steve Jobs
Dwight D
Which if the following is a feature of Web 1.0?
Static Web sites
Interactive Web sites
Social networking
Browsers
What's an example of a Web 1.0 site?
An online bookstore that lets customers post reviews
A social networking site that lets userts share photos and make public comments
An official online encyclopedia
Instant messaging applications
What's the best way to describe the Internet?
One master computer that connects to all of our homes
A network of networks
A series of pipes
We access the World Wide Web using
Spidey senses
The Internet began with the development of:
USENET
ARPANET
Ethernet
What will be the output of this:
This is a text(In Bold)
This is a text(In normal font)
This is a text
Nothing will be printed
printf("%d",printf("What this will print"));
Compile error
printf("What this will print")
What this will print
20
What do Bridge, Facade, Factory and Flyweight have in common?
They are all source code version-control systems for various platforms
They are all popular frameworks for building graphical user interfaces
They are all design patterns for object-oriented software development
They all begin with the letter "f"