What type of servers are used to store recently accessed DNS records from other domains to avoid incurring the performance overh
ead involved in making a remote query each time a resource outside the local domain is accessed? A) Name resolvers
B) Primary DNS servers
C) Subdomains
D) Caching servers
DNS records are type of data that is equivalent to IP address where the website or domain is located. DNS records are normally stored in DNS server in a raw or flat file. A host, using port number 53 will send a DNS request to the server. If the computer has stored it's data or record in it's database, it will automatically reply to the requesting host. Example: You typed in www.website.com, if you have a matching DNS record in your server, using an IP address, your server will reply and display the website.
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A function does not require the number of times that the <em>code script needs to be executed
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When we go for large programming, ie. while creating projects, we can invoke function from one file to another based on the access <em>specifier mentioned for the function.
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There is a stack call created in the memory whenever a <em>function is called.
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Whereas the number of times that the loop has to be <em>executed must be defined
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A loop cannot be called, it can be used only the code block in <em>which it is present.
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There is not overhead of creating a stack since it is not invoked and there is no <em>transfer of control from one module to another
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