Q1. What is the following?

Set-Cookie: name=Value: expires=date; path=path; domain=domain; secure

A. A cookie header

B. A name value pair

C. A set cookie object

D. A cookie setter

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Q2. The name=value pair is the only information required to generate a cookie. All other parameters are optional.

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

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Q3. Once the constructor is defined, you need to create new instances of the object. This process is called instantiation.

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

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Q4. The built in function parseFloat() .

A. converts a currancy formatted number to a decimal formatted number.

B. converts a number to its integer equivalent.

C. does not exist.

D. converts a number to its floating-point decimal equivalent.

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Q5. JavaScript offer a predefined method for determining when you should use custom objects instead of arrays for your programs.

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

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Q6. What should you use to evaluate multiple custom objects?

A. A statement

B. A variable

C. A function

D. A method

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Q7. Placing // in front of a line of text, within the Script tags will result in

A. the command that follows being carried out

B. everything that follows being ignored

C. nothing, as this is not valid

D. everything to the end of the line being ignored.

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Q8. JavaScript and are scripting languages that are similar in purpose. Both extend the capabilities of static Web pages.

A. Java

B. C++

C. VBScript

D. Visual Basic

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Q9. is used frequently in JavaScript to combine text strings, especially in conjunction with prompt() and alert().

A. Concatenation

B. String()

C. Instaniation

D. Confirmation

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Q10. Amazon.com deposits a cookie that allows a user to purchase a book by clicking only once. The user does not have to re-enter credit card or any other information.

What is this an example of?

A. cookie magic

B. state maintenance

C. cookie assignment

D. cookie maintenance

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