Understanding Processing Types in Web Development

What is client-side processing?

• Processing that occurs on the web server.

• Processing that occurs on the user's computer.

• Processing that occurs in the cloud.

• Processing that occurs in a data centre.

Which of the following is a benefit of client-side processing?

• It is independent of the user's browser.

• It reduces the risk of data interception.

• It does not rely on the user's computer performance.

• It is always faster than server-side processing.

What is a drawback of client-side processing?

• It is always slower than server-side processing.

• It can lead to server overload.

• It depends on the user's device performance.

• It is vulnerable to data interception during transfer.

What is server-side processing?

• Processing that occurs on the user's computer.

• Processing that occurs on the web server.

• Processing that occurs in the browser.

• Processing that occurs in the user's local network.

Which of the following is a benefit of server-side processing?

• It is faster for small tasks.

• It is independent of the user's browser.

• It does not require internet connectivity.

• It is less powerful than client-side processing.

What is a drawback of server-side processing?

• It is always faster than client-side processing.

• It can lead to compatibility issues with different browsers.

• It poses security risks due to data transfer over the internet.

• It relies on the user's device performance.

Which of the following tasks is typically handled by client-side processing?

• Database queries.

• Form submissions.

• Animations.

• Saving user data.

Which of the following tasks is typically handled by server-side processing?

• Rollover images.

• Mini-games.

• Login forms.

• Browser-specific code execution.

Which feature is a key difference between client-side and server-side processing?

• Both occur on the user's device.

• Both are independent of the user's browser.

• Client-side processing is faster for small tasks.

• Server-side processing is less powerful than client-side processing.

Why might client-side processing lead to compatibility issues?

• Because it is independent of the user's browser.

• Because different browsers may interpret code differently.

• Because it does not rely on the user's device performance.

• Because it is always slower than server-side processing.