CIW 1D0-635 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

CIW 1D0-635 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  Which script block will display Hello World in the browser when the script is run?

  A. var message = "Hello ";var message2 = "World";document.write (message + message2);
  B. var message = "Hello ";var message2 = "World";document.write (message and message2);
  C. var message = Hello ;var message2 = World ;document.write(message + message2);
  D. var message = "Hello ";var message2 = "World";document.write ("message + message2 ");
  A. var message = "Hello ";var message2 = "World";document.write (message + message2);

• Question 32:

  Jane has created a file with commonly used JavaScript functions and saved it as "allFunctions.js" in the application's root directory. She wants to load this file into a Web page to access its functions. Which statement shows the correct syntax to do this?

  C

• Question 33:

  Which of the following will correctly modify the value of an X/HTML element's attribute within the DOM?

  A. getAttribute(NewValue, AttributeName)
  B. getAttribute(AttributeName, NewValue)
  C. setAttribute(NewValue, AttributeName)
  D. setAttribute(AttributeName, NewValue)
  D. setAttribute(AttributeName, NewValue)

• Question 34:

  Assuming the function is called, which script block will display Hello Joe in the document window after you enter the name Joe?

  A. function DisplayName(void){var YourName = window.prompt("What is your name?","Please enter your name");document.write("Hello " + YourName);}
  B. function DisplayName(){var YourName = window.prompt("What is your name?","Please enter your name");document.write("Hello " + YourName);}
  C. function DisplayName(void){var YourName = document.prompt("What is your name?",Please enter your name);document.write("Hello " + YourName);}
  D. function DisplayName(){var YourName = document.prompt("What is your name?","Please enter your name");document.write("Hello " + yourname);}
  B. function DisplayName(){var YourName = window.prompt("What is your name?","Please enter your name");document.write("Hello " + YourName);}

• Question 35:

  When using AJAX, what is the purpose of the XMLHttpRequest object?

  A. To transfer an XML document to the Web server
  B. To request data from the Web server strictly in XML format
  C. To read and write to an XML file stored on the local machine
  D. To request either XML data or plaintext data from the Web server
  D. To request either XML data or plaintext data from the Web server

• Question 36:

  Consider the following code: Will this function generate an error?

  

  A. No, because the code is well-formed
  B. Yes, because the alert syntax is incorrect
  C. Yes, because there are no valid variables returned
  D. Yes, because the passed arguments have not been defined before the function call
  D. Yes, because the passed arguments have not been defined before the function call

• Question 37:

  Consider the following code:

  

  A. Replaces the text CIW with the text http://www.CIWcertified.com
  B. Replaces the text CIW with a link that reads myLink and points to the URL www.CIWcertified.com
  C. Converts the text CIW into a link that reads CIW and points to the URL www.CIWcertified.com
  D. Returns true if the content of the is a link to www.CIWcertified.com, or returns false if the content of the is not a link towww.CIWcertified.com
  C. Converts the text CIW into a link that reads CIW and points to the URL www.CIWcertified.com

• Question 38:

  Which choice demonstrates the correct syntax for declaring a variable?

  A. var last name;
  B. var andlastname;
  C. var "lastname";
  D. var lastName;
  D. var lastName;

• Question 39:

  Consider the following code fragment, which sets up the retrieval of an XML document named fish.xml and calls a function named showFish(): var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.open("GET", "fish.xml", true); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = showFish(); xmlhttp.send(); Which line of code initializes the XMLHttpRequest object?

  A. xmlhttp.send();
  B. var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
  C. xmlhttp.open("GET", "fish.xml", true);
  D. xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = showFish();
  C. xmlhttp.open("GET", "fish.xml", true);

• Question 40:

  Consider the following code:

  

  What is the expected result when you run this script in the browser?

  A. There will be no visible output, but the script will count down to 0.
  B. The script will output a countdown from 15 to 0 in the client window.
  C. The script will output a countdown from 15 to 1 in the client window.
  D. The script will output 15, then 1, because it will only write the first and last values of a while? statement.
  C. The script will output a countdown from 15 to 1 in the client window.