Answer:
B. Displays a string value
It's a marketing term. Web1.0 is the www as a static resource of pages and documents. Web2.0 adds interactivity, scripting and databases. Web3.0 suggests semantic integration of different sources, like single sign-on. Not many 3.0 elements exist today.
The most often common answer is C
Answer:
- Because even though your implementation may not change, new vulnerabilities in frameworks and libraries may be found that affect your security.
- If your implementation does change, there could be unwanted side effects on security.
- Operating system updates that happen behind your back could introduce new vulnerabilities.
