A much better approach to establish the base URL is to use
A. | BASE element |
B. | HEAD element |
C. | both (a) and (b) |
D. | none of these |
Option: A Explanation : Click on Discuss to view users comments. abrar said: (1:15pm on Thursday 9th May 2013)
what is base element
Kudeep said: (6:31pm on Monday 24th March 2014)
pls tell me the base element is under the Head element then we are think the option c is true
sharik zack said: (12:20am on Tuesday 29th May 2018)
yes i think also Head and Base are both correct so it should be answer as C
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The tag used to create a new list item and also include a hyperlink is
A. | <LI> |
B. | <DL> |
C. | <DD> |
D. | <UL> |
Option: A Explanation : Click on Discuss to view users comments. |
Can the element <First> be replaced with <first>
A. | No, they represent different elements altogether |
B. | Both are same |
C. | First is correct only |
D. | first is only correct |
Option: B Explanation : Tag names for HTML elements may be written with any mix of lowercase and uppercase letters that are a case-insensitive match for the names of the elements given in the HTML elements section of this document; that is, tag names are case-insensitive. Click on Discuss to view users comments. suresh said: (7:46pm on Monday 24th April 2017)
HTML Is case sensitive language Then What will be the problem by replacing First and first
rohil diwaker said: (9:41pm on Friday 24th November 2017)
HTML is not a case sesitive language........
jahanur said: (6:53pm on Thursday 22nd February 2018)
Html tags are case insensitive,so B is also true??
Salil Apte said: (12:50am on Friday 9th March 2018)
HTML is not a case sensitive language. So the both statements are similar. This answer is wrong
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