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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

Q531: In the given example, what does second.jsp do with the numbers provided?
  • A: It displays the numbers
  • B: It calculates their sum and displays it
  • C: It converts numbers to strings
  • D: It handles form submission
View Answer
B

Q532: What is the purpose of the implicit object request in JSP?
  • A: To set HTTP status codes
  • B: To handle HTTP responses
  • C: To access request parameters and headers
  • D: To send output to the client
View Answer
C

Q533: Which implicit object in JSP is used to send output to the client?
  • A: request
  • B: response
  • C: out
  • D: session
View Answer
C

Q534: How does the implicit object response help in a JSP?
  • A: It provides access to request parameters
  • B: It allows setting content type and HTTP status codes
  • C: It stores session data
  • D: It provides access to page context
View Answer
B

Q535: What does the implicit object session represent in JSP?
  • A: HTTP request
  • B: HTTP response
  • C: Session data
  • D: Page context
View Answer
C

Q536: Which implicit object in JSP allows storing values that are shared by all servlets in the same web application?
  • A: session
  • B: application
  • C: config
  • D: exception
View Answer
B

Q537: How can you specify that a JSP page handles errors?
  • A: <%@ page isErrorPage="true" %>
  • B: <%@ page contentType="application/vnd.ms-excel" %>
  • C: <%@ include file="header.jsp" %>
  • D: <%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
View Answer
A

Q538: What is the purpose of the <%@ page %> directive in JSP?
  • A: To include content from other JSP files
  • B: To specify page settings and imports
  • C: To declare custom tag libraries
  • D: To define XML namespaces
View Answer
B

Q539: Which JSP directive is used to include a file at translation time?
  • A: <%@ page %>
  • B: <%@ include %>
  • C: <%@ taglib %>
  • D: <%@ import %>
View Answer
B

Q540: What does the <%@ include file="header.jsp" %> directive do in JSP?
  • A: Includes the file at request time
  • B: Includes the file at translation time
  • C: Sets the content type for the JSP
  • D: Defines a custom tag library
View Answer
B

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