Question 14 (0.4 points)

Which ones are valid DOM events?

Question 14 options:

	ondoubleclick
	doubleclick
	mousedown
	mouseup
	onchange

Question 22 (0.4 points)

How can you access form data sent to PHP via a Post request?

Question 22 options:

	if (isset($POST['mykey'])) $mykey = $POST['mykey'];
	if (_isset($_POST['mykey'])) $mykey = $_POST['mykey'];
	if (isset(POST['mykey'])) mykey = POST['mykey'];
	if (isset($_POST['mykey'])) $mykey = $_POST['mykey'];
	if (isset($POST['mykey'])) $mykey == $POST['mykey'];

Question 24 (0.4 points)

In light of the difference between a Post and a Get request, which statement is false?

Question 24 options:

	A Post request sends form data to a program in the form of headers
	A Get request sends data in the form of a query string
	Data sent through a Get is attached to the tail of the requested URL
	Data sent through a Post is encrypted within the requested URL
	Both Get and Post method is used for client-server communication

Which of the following indicates the end of a multiple-line JavaScript comment?

Question 28 options:

	\\
	-->
	/*
	*/
	<--

Question 30 (0.4 points)

Which of the following correctly codes an alert on the click event?

Question 30 options:

Question 36 (0.4 points)

colspan="3" would be used to format the first row as seen in the image bellow:

Question 36 options:

	True
	False

Question 41 (0.4 points)

In PHP, how can you read in a web document or object from a URL?

Question 41 options:

	file_get_content()
	file_put_content()
	file_read_content()
	file_url_content()
	None of the above

Question 44 (0.4 points)

In PHP, what is the recommended way to create a constructor method for a class?

Question 44 options:

	function _construct($arg1, $arg2) { }.
	function construct($arg1, $arg2) { }.
	function constructor($arg1, $arg2) { }.
	function _constructor($arg1, $arg2) { }.
	function __construct($arg1, $arg2) { }.