A. It dynamically updates the current page without reloading
B. It cannot integrate with APIs
C. It is used only for mobile applications
D. It reloads the entire page for every user interaction
A. <audio>
B. <iframe>
C. <img>
D. <video>
A. Using the fetch API
B. Through direct file reading methods
C. By executing a SELECT query with the mysql module
D. Using the http.get method
A. GET is secure, while POST is not.
B. GET sends data in the header, while POST sends data in the request body.
C. GET requests can be bookmarked, while POST requests cannot.
D. GET is used to upload files, while POST is used to download files.
A. To define colors
B. To specify the opacity of an element
C. To provide relative sizing based on current or root element's font size
D. To create fixed-size layouts
A. Inside the <head> tag
B. As a standalone tag outside of <html>
C. Inside the <footer> tag
D. Inside the <body> tag
A. To manage packages and dependencies in a Node.js project
B. To compile Node.js applications
C. To update the Node.js engine
D. To create new Node.js modules from scratch
A. It specifies the type of action to be performed when the form is submitted.
B. It sets the value of the submit button.
C. It determines the method used to send form data.
D. It defines the URL to which the form data will be sent.
A. To store large files on the server
B. To render graphical content in the browser
C. To increase the loading time of web pages
D. To enable real-time bidirectional communication between client and server
