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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

Q561: What is the default scope if the scope attribute is omitted in <jsp:useBean>?
  • A: request
  • B: session
  • C: page
  • D: application
View Answer
C

Q562: How is the <jsp:setProperty> action element equivalent to the following scriptlet: m.setProperty("ali")?
  • A:
  • B:
  • C:
  • D:
View Answer
A

Q563: Which JSP action element is used to include another JSP page at request time?
  • A:
  • B:
  • C:
  • D:
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A

Q564: What is the purpose of the <jsp:getProperty> action element?
  • A: To retrieve a property value from a bean and write it to the output stream
  • B: To set a property value in a bean
  • C: To include another page at request time
  • D: To forward a request to another resource
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A

Q565: What scope value ensures that a bean's value persists throughout the user's session?
  • A: page
  • B: request
  • C: session
  • D: application
View Answer
C

Q566: If a bean is stored with application scope, where is it available?
  • A: Only on the same page
  • B: Throughout the user's session
  • C: For the duration of the current request
  • D: Across all JSPs and servlets in the web application
View Answer
D

Q567: What does the <jsp:forward> action element do?
  • A: Includes another JSP page
  • B: Redirects the client to a different URL
  • C: Forwards a request to another resource
  • D: Retrieves a property value from a bean
View Answer
C

Q568: What is the primary use of the <jsp:include> action element?
  • A: To set a property in a JavaBean
  • B: To forward a request to another JSP or servlet
  • C: To include the output of another JSP or HTML page
  • D: To retrieve and display a property value from a bean
View Answer
C

Q569: In the example provided, what does the calculateSum() method in SumBean do?
  • A: Initializes the firstNumber and secondNumber
  • B: Sets the sum property
  • C: Calculates and sets the sum property
  • D: Retrieves the sum property
View Answer
C

Q570: How is a JavaBean instantiated in a JSP file using the <jsp:useBean> action element?
  • A:
  • B:
  • C:
  • D:
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A

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