Web Design and Development MCQs with Answers
Practice important Web Design and Development MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q521: Which directive element in JSP provides global control?
- A: <%-- %>
- B: <% %>
- C: <%! %>
- D: <%@ %>
View Answer
D
Q522: What is the format for a JSP expression?
- A: <% Java code %>
- B: <%= Java expression %>
- C: jsp:expression Java code
- D: jsp:text Java code
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B
Q523: What is the primary difference between JSP and Servlets in terms of code length?
- A: JSP code is longer
- B: JSP code is shorter
- C: Servlets handle more complex tasks
- D: Both are of equal length
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B
Q524: How does the JSP handle the HTTP GET method?
- A: By default
- B: Through servlet code only
- C: Using JSP scripting elements
- D: By redirecting to another JSP
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A
Q525: In which part of the JSP code is the method for summing numbers declared?
- A: In the scriptlet
- B: In the expression
- C: In the declaration tag
- D: In the comment tag
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C
Q526: Which tag is used in XML style JSP to declare variables and methods?
- A: jsp:scriptlet
- B: jsp:text
- C: jsp:declaration
- D: jsp:expression
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C
Q527: What is the result of the following JSP expression: <%= new java.util.Date() %>?
- A: Current date and time
- B: Static text
- C: Request parameter value
- D: Java code
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A
Q528: What does the scriptlet <% String n = request.getParameter("name"); %> do?
- A: Declares a variable
- B: Reads a parameter from the request
- C: Outputs HTML content
- D: Converts data types
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B
Q529: How many JSP phases occur when a JSP is called for the first time?
- A: One
- B: Two
- C: Three
- D: Four
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D
Q530: What is the primary purpose of using the jsp:root tag in XML style JSP?
- A: To declare a method
- B: To include comments
- C: To define the XML namespace and version
- D: To display dynamic content
View Answer
C