1.3.4 Web Technologies Flashcards

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What is HTML?[2]

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HTML is the language/script that web pages are writtern in.[1]It allows a browser to interpret and render a webpage for the viewer[1]

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What is the < html > tag used for?[1]

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All code written within these tags is interpreted as HTML[1]

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What is the < body > tag used for?[1]

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Defines the content in the main browser content area[1]

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What is the < link > tag used for?[1]

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Used to link a css stylesheet to the HTML file[1]

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What is the < head > tag used for?[1]

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Defines the browser tab or window heading area[1]

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What is the < title > tag used for?[1]

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Defines the text that appears on the browser tab or window heading area[1]

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What does an <a> tag do?[1]</a>

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Defines a hyperlink with location parameters[1]

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What does the <ol> tag do?[1]</ol>

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Defines an ordered list[1]

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What does the <ul> tag do?[1]</ul>

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Defines an unordered list[1]

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What does a <div> tag do?]2]</div>

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Creates a division of a page into separate areas[1] Each which can be referred to uniquely by name, (<div>)[1]</div>

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What are the uses of classes and identifiers in HTML? [2]

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Class and identifiers are the tags you use to target specific sections within the HTML file[1] so it’s easier to style groups of HTML tags within the CSS file[1]

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What is CSS?[2]

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CSS is a language/script like HTML except is used to change the style of a webpahe.[1] It can be used to specify the way HTML elements look[1]

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What is javascript used for in webpages?[1]

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Javascript adds interactivity to websites.[1]

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Is javascript compiled or interpreted?[2]

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Javascript is interpreted[1]This is so the browser can interpret the code everytime the webpage is displayed.[1]

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What is a search engine?[1]

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A search engine is a program that searches through a database of internet addresses looking for resources based on the criteria set by the client[1]

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What do web crawlers do in a search engine?[2]

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Since search engines rely on an index of web pages, web crawlers are used to collect the information.[1] They work by traversing the internet web page by webpage looking for
linked sites. [1]

17
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What does the pagerank algorithm do?[1]

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The pagerank algorithm ranks each web page higher ranked pages will show up first on the search engine[1]

18
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What are the 2 factors that determine the page rank of a page?[2]

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How many incoming links it has from other web pages[1]. The page rank of the web pages.[1]

19
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What’s meant by server side processing?[2]

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Server side processing is when a client sends data to a server for it to be processed.[1] This
means no information is processed on the client computer.[1]

20
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What are the advantages of server side processing?[4]

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Doesn’t require plugins[1] Can perform large calculations much faster than clients[1] Not browser dependent[1] It’s more secure[1]

21
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What’s meant by client side processing?[2]

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Client side processing is when a client processes the data on its local device.[1] This means all of the information is processed on the client computer.[1]

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What are the advantages of client side processing?[2]

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Webpage can immediately respond to user actions,[1] Gives developers more control over the behaviour and look of the website,[1]