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freecomptia test question
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| Hi, from what I learn from Sybex i-Net+, Perl is server based scripts.
However, the answer from the freecomptia site said Perl.. is it correct?
I thought the answer is C.
Browsers commonly support which client-side scripting language?
A. PERL ?
B. CGI
C. JavaScript
D. JAVA
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| C. Philip Cutler II 2003-08-27, 12:25 pm |
| Client side means runs in the browser not on the server,
I work in most of those langs so break it down
A. PERL Server side Scripting, so NO
B. CGI, Common Gateway Interface, this don't even make sense since PERL,
Javascript, JSP's, VBScript, PHP, Python etc are all CGI's ( you can even
make .DLL, C++ apps, etc.... all be CGI's also)
C. Javascript can run on either client side or server side.
D. Java is an applet not a script.
Philip
"Bay" <Bay@worldpeace.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, from what I learn from Sybex i-Net+, Perl is server based scripts.
> However, the answer from the freecomptia site said Perl.. is it correct?
> I thought the answer is C.
>
> Browsers commonly support which client-side scripting language?
>
> A. PERL ?
> B. CGI
> C. JavaScript
> D. JAVA
>
>
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| Chopper 2003-08-27, 4:25 pm |
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"Bay" <Bay@worldpeace.com> wrote in message
news:rOW2b.107939$2x.31498@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.net...
> Hi, from what I learn from Sybex i-Net+, Perl is server based scripts.
> However, the answer from the freecomptia site said Perl.. is it correct?
> I thought the answer is C.
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> Browsers commonly support which client-side scripting language?
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> A. PERL ?
> B. CGI
> C. JavaScript
> D. JAVA
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>
Definitely C.
A. PERL - Never seen it used client-side in a browser. Often used to write
CGI scripts.
B. CGI - Server-side only.
C. JavaScript - Client or server-side but supported in the vast majority of
browsers. Only one I can think of that doesn't is lynx.
D. Java - Not a scripting language although runs client and server side.
Java support is often optional on installing the browser.
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