Web Technology MCQ Questions and Answers
Web Technology MCQs cover essential topics like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and HTTP fundamentals. This collection of web programming questions and answers is ideal for students and job seekers preparing for TCS, Wipro, and Accenture placements. Each question includes a detailed explanation to enhance conceptual clarity and web development understanding. Practice these Web Technology MCQs with answers to boost your confidence for both academic tests and technical interviews.
Web Technology MCQ
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41. What is XML
- Subset of SGML, Extensible Markup Language
- Superfast of SGML, Extensdable Markup Language
- Like SGML, Extended Markup Language
- None of these
42. Well formed XML is
- XML that meets certain grammatical rules
- XML that doesn't contain DTD's
- XML which is full of formula's
- None of these
43. How many root element can an XML document have ?
- One
- Two
- Three
- As many as the memory provides
44. White spaces in XML
- include things like space characters, new lines and tabs
- includes only space
- includes space between two double quotes
- None of these
45. Are the tags elements in XML case-sensitive ?
- No, they are case-insensitive
- Yes, they are case-sensitive
- They are browser dependent
- None of these
46. What are attributes in XML ?
- Attributes are the elements XML
- The child nodes are also termed as attributes
- A way of attaching characteristics or properties to elements of a document
- None of these
47. XSL is ?
- an XML based language to create style sheets
- a language which is not used in XML
- extensible solution language
- extended stylesheet language
48. Is XML an imperative programming language ?
- Yes, XML is an imperative language
- No, XML is a declarative language
- XML is standard
- None of these
49. XPATH used
- to address your documents by specifying a location path
- to address the server
- to store the IP address of the server
- None of these
50. What is a Node in XML ?
- Any part of the document whether it is elements, attribute or otherwise
- Node is referred only to the attributes
- Node is referred to the top element in the document
- None of these