To use JSTL, we need a(n) _____________ container.

• servlet

• HTML

• JSP

• JavaScript

We can use JSTL for all the purposes below, except:

• conditionals

• manipulating text documents.

• formatting

• iteration

All of below are the JSP directives, except:

• Page

• Include

• Action

• Taglib

<c:out> is similar to ____________.

• <%! %>

• <%= %>

• <% %>

• None of the above.

<sql:setDataSource> create a DataSource but it only suitable for ___________.

• production

• staging

• learning

• prototyping

fn:trim is an example tag of ___________.

• JSTL functions

• JSTL XML tags

• JSTL formatting tags

• JSTL sql tags

Select ALL the advantages of JSTL:

• It provides tags that can simplify JSP implementation.

• It supports code reusability.

• It can replace servlet.

• It can replace the scriplet tag.

<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/xml" prefix="x" %>

The above syntax is used to include JSTL ___________ tags.

• formatting

• XML

• SQL

• core

<%@ taglib prefix="c" uri=http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core%> is used to define ____________ JSTL tags.

• XML

• core

• formatting

• datasource

JSTL core tags support all of the below, except:

• conditional

• iteration

• url fowarding

• sql manipulation