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louis_leow
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1)browsers commonly support which client-side scripting language?
a)PERL
b)CGI
c)Javascript
d)JAVA
thanks alot!!
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kchristian
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Perl is executed on servers, CGI isn't a scriptring language -- it's more of a process. Java is a compiled language so you don't script with it. JavaScript is the only possible answer since it is an interpreted language that you put in a web page for the client to interpret.
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