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Web Design and Development MCQs with Answers

Practice important Web Design and Development MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q501: What does the data layer in the Address Book case study interact with?
  • A: User interface
  • B: Business logic
  • C: Database
  • D: Presentation layer
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C

Q502: What is the purpose of the PersonDAO class in the Address Book case study?
  • A: To display data
  • B: To interact with the database
  • C: To manage user sessions
  • D: To handle HTTP requests
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B

Q503: Which layer is responsible for handling transactions in the Address Book case study?
  • A: Presentation Layer
  • B: Data Layer
  • C: Business Layer
  • D: Network Layer
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C

Q504: What method in the PersonDAO class retrieves a person's information?
  • A: searchPerson
  • B: updatePerson
  • C: deletePerson
  • D: insertPerson
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A

Q505: What does the SearchPersonServlet do?
  • A: Displays a form for user input
  • B: Retrieves data from the database
  • C: Updates user information
  • D: Deletes user records
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A

Q506: What Java class is used to represent a person in the Address Book case study?
  • A: PersonDAO
  • B: PersonInfo
  • C: SearchPersonServlet
  • D: ShowPersonServlet
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B

Q507: In Java, what is the purpose of a package?
  • A: To organize classes into directories
  • B: To increase execution speed
  • C: To manage database connections
  • D: To handle user input
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A

Q508: How is a package created in Java?
  • A: By using the 'import' keyword
  • B: By specifying the 'package' keyword in the source file
  • C: By compiling the code
  • D: By setting the CLASSPATH variable
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B

Q509: Which package is used to avoid class name collision in Java?
  • A: java.util
  • B: world
  • C: com.mycompany
  • D: All of the above
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D

Q510: What is the main advantage of JSP over servlets?
  • A: JSPs offer better language for dynamic content
  • B: JSPs are slower than servlets
  • C: JSPs do not support HTML
  • D: JSPs cannot be used with Java code
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A

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