Dfv1 Lesson 1

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<!DOCTYPE>

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The declaration statement that uses the 3 words described above: strict, transitional, frameset

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Application Object

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A top-level object of Httpcontect.Current that contains properties and methods related to the currently running application

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application state

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A data repository for the application that uses the Web server to store data

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attribute minimization

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An HTML coding technique that allows the developer to use the attribute name without writing its value when the name of the attribute is the same as the value of the attribute

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attributes

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They define any properties that an element might want to include

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

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They define how to display HTML elements, including characteristics such as fonts, borders, color, size, etc

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class

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Contains sets of programming code bundled with data meant to complete a specific task

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Class Selector

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Uses an attribute to locate elements

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control state

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A data repository for Web form controls that has every control automatically save the state of the control on the Web page

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DTD (Document Type Definition)

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A tool used by the developer to ensure that the Web pages follow a specific markup language

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element

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The name of an XHTML structure

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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Lang)

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The predominant markup language for Web pages. HTML is the basic building-blocks of Web pages

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HttpContext object

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Used to retrieve current properties

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intrinsic objects

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ASP.NET objects built into the language

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objects

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Used in ASP.NET to assign a number of assigned attributes

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Request object

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A top-level object from the HttpContext.Current object. It contains properties and methods related to the browser.

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Response object

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A top-level object in the HttpContext.Current object that contains properties and methods related to the browser.

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Server object

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A top-level object from the Httpcontext.Current object that contains properties and methods related to the Web esrver. The primary focus of the Server object to make changes to the server.

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Session object

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A level object from the Httpcontext.Current object that contains properties and methods related to individual users or instances of a web site

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session state

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A data repository for the user that uses a session ID number stored on the server and assigned to the browser in the form of a cookie.

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state

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The current activities of a Web page

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Tags

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Markers used to define elements in HTML and XHTML files

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view state

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A data repository for Web form controls that keeps track of controls which have a Boolean property that when turned on, saves the staete of the control on the Web page

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W3C

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The main international standards organization for the World Wide Web

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XHTML

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A family of XML markup languages that mirrors or extends versions of the widely used Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the language in which Web pages are written

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What is the markup language used exclusively to provide formatting and alter the appearence of Web page elements?

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CSS

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What attribute that must be present for XHTML compliance is often missing when images are placed on a web page?

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alt

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Which of the simple CSS selectors requires no special syntax?

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Type

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What is the generally accepted technique for page layout that also passes strict XHTML validation

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CSS

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What is the term used to describe an attribute of an object

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properties

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Which of the following is NOT a view in Visual Web Developer?

a. Source
b. Design
c. Split
D. Code-behind

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Code-behind

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Which of the following stmts will direct the current page to another URL?

Response("http://www.msn.com");

Response.Write('http://www.msn.com");

Response.Redirect("http://www.msn.com");

All of the above

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Response.Redirect

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Which of the following is NOT a top-level Httpcontext.Current object?

Client
Server
Response
Application

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Client

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What is the term used for the process of passing data from a web page back to the server for processing and then back again to the browser?

Passback
Postback
Request.Write
Response.Write

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Postback

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What is the name of the client-side state where values and properties of the controls on the Web page are stored but should be turned off if not needed?

Session
Application
View
Control

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View

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XHTML is the markup language created by forcing HTML to follow the syntax rules of the ___ markup language

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XML

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A validated XHTML document is considered ___

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Well formed

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A validated XHTML document has been checked for proper ___

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Syntax

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The ___ attribute of the <img> tag is used to locate the file for embedding an image into a web page

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src

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A ___ Style Sheet is located within the same document as the HTML and uses the <style> tag rather than the style attribute

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internal

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The CSS class selector uses the ___ symbol to locate the selected elements

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#

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The ___ element should be limited to organizing data, not laying out Web pages

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table

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The ___ object is one of the intrinsic objects and is used for supplying browser information to the program.

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response

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___ state is commonly used to save data for individual users between postbacks

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Session

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___ state can be set to save Web form data between postbacks

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View