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WorksheetsUnit 9 - Web Development
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
<script> tag
Incorporates JavaScript into our HTML
Allows programmers to output a message to the console
Refers to the HTML file that is in use
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console
console.log
Allows programmers to output a message to the console
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console
Allows programmers to create a pop-up window with a message
Allows users to save and store information, personalizes user experience, and allows companies to improve user interfaces.
alert()
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console
Allows programmers to create a pop-up window with a message
Data stored locally on the browser
Allows developers and beginners to build websites using templates
prompt()
Allows programmers to create a pop-up window with a message
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console
The function or method that is being called on the document or HTML file
Small files created and sent by web servers that remember customized user information.
document.
Refers to the HTML file that is in use
The function or method that is being called on the document or HTML file
The ID of element that is being searched for.
Returns an element with the associated ID, the result can be stored in a variable
getElementById
The function or method that is being called on the document or HTML file
Refers to the HTML file that is in use
Returns an element with the associated ID, the result can be stored in a variable
Allows us to use methods and classes without knowing how they work
document.getElementById
Returns an element with the associated ID, the result can be stored in a variable
Refers to the HTML file that is in use
The function or method that is being called on the document or HTML file
the ID of element that is being searched for
(id)
The ID of element that is being searched for
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console
The result can be stored in a variable
The console responds to your answer in the pop-up
What are good reasons why the Internet can collect & store data?
Allows users to save and store information, personalizes user experience, and allows companies to improve user interfaces.
Allows users to use information, no user experience, and allows minorities to improve user interfaces.
Allows accountants to save and store information, using experience, and allows no one to improve user interfaces.
Allows users to need additional protocols and programming languages, storage is between 5-10 mbs, and it's not very secure.
What are 2 ways data is stored?
Data Server or Browser Storage
Server Data or Storage Browser
Data Storage or Browser Server
Data Browser or Storage Server
Define data server.
Server that stores and manages data upon request
Small files created and sent by web servers that remember customized user information
It persists on the browser until manually cleared
Enables developers to save and retrieve different values.
Define cookies.
Small files created and sent by web servers that remember customized user information
Enables developers to save and retrieve different values
It persists on the browser until manually cleared
Allows users to save and store information
What is local storage?
It persists on the browser until manually cleared
It's the same as session storage except that the data isn't erased once the page is exited
Enables developers to save and retrieve different values
The data is cleared once the user closes the browser window
What is the difference between data server & browser storage in the following:
a. Storage - Data Server has "unlimited" storage, while Browser Storage has between 5-10 mbs. b. Accessibility - Data Server needs additional protocols and programming languages, while Browser Storage can be used directly with JavaScript. c. Security - Data Server uses encryption and FTPS protocols, while Browser Storage is not very secure.
a. Accessibility - Data Server has limited storage, while Browser Storage has "unlimited" storage. b. Storage - Data Server needs additional protocols and programming languages, while Browser Storage can't be used directly with JavaScript. c. Security - Data Server can't use encryption and FTPS protocols, while Browser Storage is very secure.
a. Storage - Data Server has "unlimited" storage, while Browser Storage has between 15-20 mbs. b. Accessibility - Data Server has additional protocols and programming languages, while Browser Storage can be used directly with Python. c. Security - Data Server uses encryption and HTTPS protocols, while Browser Storage is not very secure.
a. Accessibility - Data Server has "unlimited" storage, while Browser Storage has between 5-10 mbs. b. Storage - Data Server needs additional protocols and programming languages, while Browser Storage can be used directly with JavaScript. c. Security - Data Server uses encryption and FTPS protocols, while Browser Storage is not very secure.
What does WCMS stand for?
Web Content Management Systems
Web Connection Management Systems
Website Content Managing Sync
Web Contact Manager Server
Define WCMS.
It allows developers and beginners to build websites using templates
It allows only amateurs to build websites using templates
It allows only developers to build websites using templates
It allows companies to build websites using templates
What is the benefit of using a WCMS?
They provide hundreds of website templates for users to easily jumpstart their websites.
They provide limited access to website templates for users to easily jumpstart their websites.
They provide hundreds of website templates for users to easily kickback their websites.
They provide zero website templates for users to struggle to jumpstart their websites.
What are 3 reasons to use a CMS?
Enhanced search engine optimization, improved site maintenance, and collaborative tools and sharing.
Enhanced search engine to use optimally, outdated site maintenance, and tools and sharing.
Enhanced search engine optimization, improved site construction, and collaboration.
Search engine, every-day site maintenance, and collaborative tools and sharing at HQ.
What are some concerns to using a CMS?
Potential security risks, limited functionality, and potential speed issues.
Guaranteed security risks, limited functionality, and guaranteed speed issues.
Potential security risks, improved functionality, and potential speed issues.
Potential security risks, limited functionality, and collaborative tools and sharing.
What does API stand for?
Application Programming Interface
Applying (to) Program Interface
Application Processing Interface
Application Programming Interweb
What does API documentation provide?
Allows us to use methods and classes without knowing how they work.
Allows users to save and store information, personalizes user experience, and allows companies to improve user interfaces.
Allows programmers to output a message to the console.
Allows programmers to print out messages to the console.
What does OpenMovieDatabase provide to programmers?
They provide basic information about how to request data from their database as well as the parameters that we can use to filter our information.
They provide basic information about how to request movies from their database as well as the parameters that we can use to filter our selection of movies.
They provide basic ratings about how to review data from the database as well as the perimeter that we can use to measure our information.
They provide movie ratings from companies like IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and the audience rating.
How do we request data from an API?
Requests often begin with a URL and often require an API key.
Requests often begin with a HTTPS and often require an API key.
Requests often begin with a URL and often require an API key fob.
Requests often begin with a URL and does not require an API key.
What are API keys & why are they used?
They are randomly created keys that provide access to API data sets.
They are intentionally created keys that provide access to API data sets.
They are randomly created keys that provides access to API files including cookies, session, and local.
They are randomly created keys that cannot provide access to API data sets.
