Answer:
DHTML (Dynamic HTML) is a collection of a few different languages
Explanation:
Dynamic HTML is a collection of HTML, DOM, JavaScript, and CSS.
It allows for more customizability than regular HTML. It allows scripts (JavaScript), webpage styling (CSS), manipulation of static objects (DOM), and building of the initial webpage (HTML).
<em>Since the question is incomplete, I'm not really sure what all you need answered - please leave a comment if you would like something else explained. :)</em>
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The answer to this would be B
The most common type of information that a website will ask you for is a password, which is unique to that site.
Eye color is irrelevant for sites since there are only about 5 possible colors for human eyes. Most of the time there is no practical use for that information.
Location is mostly irrelevant since your location can change when you visit a site. If it is asking you for it, it's mostly for a special feature unique to that site.
Name is a close answer, but not all websites will ask you for your actual name. Instead, they will ask you for a custum username instead which is different.
