The links redirect the reader to other PETA articles.
Answer: Option A.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A link (short for hyperlink) is a HTML object that permits you to bounce to another area when you snap or tap it. Connections are found on pretty much every site page and give a basic methods for exploring between pages on the web. Connections can be joined to content, pictures, or other HTML components.
A link is a reference to information that the peruser can follow by clicking or tapping. A hyperlink focuses to an entire archive or to a particular component inside a record. Hypertext is content with hyperlinks. The content that is connected from is called stay content.
Trl + Alt + Delete. I think
Answer:
jspService()
Explanation:
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<u>These are the steps in JSP life cycle</u>
1. We have to convert JSP page to Servlet.
2.Then we compile the JSP page which convert it into test.java
3. In test.java ,we load the classes(test.class) in container.
4. Object(instance) is created in container .
5. Then, we initialize the init() method at the time of servlet generation.
6. After the initialization,for the requests we use _jspService() method to serve the incoming requests from JSP.
7. When the work of JSP is completed, we remove it from container by the help of jspDestroy() method.
There is no jspService() method in the JSP life cycle.
Answer:
Explanation:
<u>Forward Chaining:</u>
As the name suggests, Forward Chaining is the method of arriving at the goal with the available data and the data that is produced from the available data. With the help of the available data more data is produced by using inference rules. With the combination of available data and the produced data, a goal will be reached.
<u>Backward Chaining:</u>
As the name suggests, Backward Chaining is the method of finding the reasons behind the goal or hypothesis. It is used when the goal is present and checking if the available data supports / satisfies the goal.
Explanation:
Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
Match each story-boarding technique with its appropriate description.
hierarchical
linear
webbed
wheel
The order of page navigation is inconsequential.
The flow of information is sequential.
The technique requires navigating back to the main page.
The technique orders content from generic to specific topics.