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What is Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language?
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It is a group of technologies used to create greater interactivity and page layout flexibility than XHTML. It includes:
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Scripting languages
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Used to write programs for client-side servers.
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Java
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Based on C++ but optimized for the distribution of program objects in a network enviroment (e.g. Internet). And it is primarily used to create applets.
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Synchronized multimedia integration Language (SMIL)
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A simple, platform-nuetral markup language designed to let Web designers and developers schedule multimedia files across a tomeline and deliver them via the Web.
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Practical Extraction and Report Language (Perl)
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A powerful and flexible programming language used extensively for building CGI applications.
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Virtual Reality Modeling Language
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A markup language used to create virtual reality on the Web.
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Applets
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Small programs designed to be executed within another application or from a Web page.
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C#
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An object-oriented language that enables programmers to quickly build a wide range of applicatons for the Microsoft .NET platform.
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PHP: Hypertext Processor
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A server-side scripting language for creating dynamic Web page components. It is open source and runs on multiple platforms.
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Client-Side Program
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Uncompled scripts that are processed and interpreted by the Web browser on the user's computer.
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Web Client
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The computer from which the user views the pages on a Web browser.
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Quicktime VR
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Apple's photorealistic cross platform virtual reality technology that makes it possible to explore places as if you were there. It is one of the most popular tools for creating virtual reality.
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JavaScript
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Is a scripting language that is executed on the Web Client and developed by Netscape to extend the capabilities of standard HTML.
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Active Server Pages
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A server-sidescripting enviroment developed by Microsoft that can combine XHTML and scripts tp create dynamic and powerful web pages.
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Java Server Pages
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The Java-based technology for generating dynamic Web pages with cross-platform and cross-Web-server support.
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