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◍ HTTP. Ans: HypterText Transfer Protocol
◍ World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Ans: An international
community that develops open standards for the Web. Created in 1993
◍ Web Hyptertext Application Technology Working Group
(WHATWG). Ans: organization that develops a variety of web
standards and whose members include the major browser vendors.
2019
◍ HTML Living Standard. Ans: a continually evolving standard
without version numbers that replaces HTML5. Created by
WHATWG
◍ 1945. Ans: What year did the idea for generating links from within
one document to other documents is described.
◍ 1965. Ans: When was the hyperlink invented?
◍ 1990. Ans: First web browser is created
,◍ 1995. Ans: HTML 2.0 standard published
◍ 2014. Ans: HTML5 standard published.
◍ Separation of duties. Ans: Over time, a move to separate document
structure (HTML), document presentation (CSS), and webpage
interaction with the user (JavaScript).
◍ Root Servers. Ans: Thirteen main DNS servers that exist in the
world.
◍ Top level domain. Ans: .com .org etc
◍ ccTLD. Ans: country code .us .uk
◍ Query string. Ans: Optional characters to the right of the question
mark (?) in a URL that provide data for the web server.
◍ Fragment. Ans: Optional characters at the end of a URL that with a
hash character (#) and refer to a certain location within a webpage.
◍ 404. Ans: The status code that a web server returns to a browser
when a requested webpage is not found.
, ◍ Linkrot. Ans: When content is removed from the web and the
URLs that used to point to the content now return a 404 (not found)
status code.
◍ TCP/IP. Ans: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol, a
protocol suite that governs how data packets are transferred over the
Internet from one machine to another.
◍ HTTP Request. Ans: A message sent from the web browser to the
web server.
◍ HTTP Response. Ans: A message sent from the web server back to
the web browser in response to an HTTP request.
◍ Content-Length. Ans: Number of bytes in the HTTP response's
message body.
◍ Content-Type. Ans: Media type of the HTTP response's message
body
◍ HTTP Server. Ans: Identifies the web server software that
generated the HTTP response.
◍ HOST (http request). Ans: The domain name for the HTTP
requested path.
, ◍ USER-AGENT (http request). Ans: Identifies the browser making
the HTTP request.
◍ IANA. Ans: a standards organization that manages various internet
numbers and symbols, like global IP address allocation, root zone
management, and media types.
◍ ETag. Ans: Entity Tag, an identifier for a specific version of a web
resource.
◍ Affordances. Ans: Visual clues that guide the user in figuring out
how to use an app.
◍ Separation of Concerns. Ans: The design principle of breaking up
web content using distinct languages and documents that overlap as
little as possible.
◍ HTML Element. Ans: A single HTML structure that is represented
with HTML tags.
◍ tag. Ans: A descriptive name surround by < and > characters that
the web browser uses to display content
◍ CSS - Cascading Style Sheets. Ans: A textual language for
describing how a webpage is styled for visual presentation.
VIEW AHEAD EXAM 2026 GUARANTEED TO
PASS.
◍ HTTP. Ans: HypterText Transfer Protocol
◍ World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Ans: An international
community that develops open standards for the Web. Created in 1993
◍ Web Hyptertext Application Technology Working Group
(WHATWG). Ans: organization that develops a variety of web
standards and whose members include the major browser vendors.
2019
◍ HTML Living Standard. Ans: a continually evolving standard
without version numbers that replaces HTML5. Created by
WHATWG
◍ 1945. Ans: What year did the idea for generating links from within
one document to other documents is described.
◍ 1965. Ans: When was the hyperlink invented?
◍ 1990. Ans: First web browser is created
,◍ 1995. Ans: HTML 2.0 standard published
◍ 2014. Ans: HTML5 standard published.
◍ Separation of duties. Ans: Over time, a move to separate document
structure (HTML), document presentation (CSS), and webpage
interaction with the user (JavaScript).
◍ Root Servers. Ans: Thirteen main DNS servers that exist in the
world.
◍ Top level domain. Ans: .com .org etc
◍ ccTLD. Ans: country code .us .uk
◍ Query string. Ans: Optional characters to the right of the question
mark (?) in a URL that provide data for the web server.
◍ Fragment. Ans: Optional characters at the end of a URL that with a
hash character (#) and refer to a certain location within a webpage.
◍ 404. Ans: The status code that a web server returns to a browser
when a requested webpage is not found.
, ◍ Linkrot. Ans: When content is removed from the web and the
URLs that used to point to the content now return a 404 (not found)
status code.
◍ TCP/IP. Ans: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol, a
protocol suite that governs how data packets are transferred over the
Internet from one machine to another.
◍ HTTP Request. Ans: A message sent from the web browser to the
web server.
◍ HTTP Response. Ans: A message sent from the web server back to
the web browser in response to an HTTP request.
◍ Content-Length. Ans: Number of bytes in the HTTP response's
message body.
◍ Content-Type. Ans: Media type of the HTTP response's message
body
◍ HTTP Server. Ans: Identifies the web server software that
generated the HTTP response.
◍ HOST (http request). Ans: The domain name for the HTTP
requested path.
, ◍ USER-AGENT (http request). Ans: Identifies the browser making
the HTTP request.
◍ IANA. Ans: a standards organization that manages various internet
numbers and symbols, like global IP address allocation, root zone
management, and media types.
◍ ETag. Ans: Entity Tag, an identifier for a specific version of a web
resource.
◍ Affordances. Ans: Visual clues that guide the user in figuring out
how to use an app.
◍ Separation of Concerns. Ans: The design principle of breaking up
web content using distinct languages and documents that overlap as
little as possible.
◍ HTML Element. Ans: A single HTML structure that is represented
with HTML tags.
◍ tag. Ans: A descriptive name surround by < and > characters that
the web browser uses to display content
◍ CSS - Cascading Style Sheets. Ans: A textual language for
describing how a webpage is styled for visual presentation.
