In XML tags can be closed in any order
True
False
Correct Answer :
B. False
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Schema and DTD can be used together
True
False
Cascading style sheet can be
External, Inline
Internal, External
Internal, External, Inline
External only
If "centre" is an attribute of a tag, then in Schema use __________ to validate it.
<AttributeType="centre"/>
<AttributeType="centre">
<attribute type="centre">
<attribute type="centre"/>
In XML all attribute values must be quoted ie. center="MP"
True
False
In Schema to validate that an element can contain only Text use
content="textOnly"
content="text"
content="#PCDATA"
content="DATA"
<? xml version="1.0"?> tag is mandatory
True
False
_____________ removes a child node
.removeChild(nodename)
.remove(nodename)
.removeChild(nodename, reference)
.remove(nodename, reference)
.cloneNode(false)
Copies whole structure
Copies only the current node
Copies all leaf nodes
None of the above
__________ appends a child
.append (newnode)
.appendChild(newnode)
.append(newnode, ,reference_node)
.appendChild(newnode,reference_node)
In Schema Attribute list can be set to any element
True
False
To specify a list of Attributes in Schema use
dt:type="list"
dt:type="enumeration"
dt:type="enum"
dt:type="values"
XML is case sensitive
True
False
______ is used inXML documents to block off text that are to be side stepped by an XML parser
CDATA
<!-- -- >
//
/* */
XML is preferred over HTML because
The GUI is embedded in the data
Searching for information in the data is tough
Data is tied to the logic and language of HTML
All of the above
To retrieve a value stored in a attribute declared in a DTD file _________ is used
&attribute name;
&attribute name
attribute name
&attribute name;*
attribute name;
___________ can be used to filter tags
apply-templates
select
Any one of the above
Both of the above
DTD follows
Bottom Up approach
Top Down approach
Data type is applied in an XML file using
dt:dt
dt:type
data:type
dt:data:type
In DTD to specify an Attribute List use
<ATTLIST student centre (MintoPark|Gariahat|CamacStreet) "MintoPark">
<ATTLIST student (MintoPark|Gariahat|CamacStreet) "MintoPark">
<!ATTLIST student centre (MintoPark|Gariahat|CamacStreet) "MintoPark">
<!ATTLIST student (MintoPark|Gariahat|CamacStreet) "MintoPark">
Schema follows
Top down approach
Bottom up approach
Closed model
Extension of a Schema file and an XML file is same
True
False
If DTD file is used, it always validates an XML file irrespective of how the XML file is retrieved
True
False
For internal DTD __________ is not required
DOCTYPE
SYSTEM
ELEMENT
#PCDATA
DTD stands for Data Type Definition
True
False
The valid Schema tag is
<ElementType name="roll" content="textOnly" dt:type="int"/>
<ElementType name="roll" content="textOnly" dt:dt="int"/>
<element type="roll" content="textOnly" dt:type="int"/>
<element type="roll" content="textOnly" dt:type="int"/>
______________ replaces a child node
.replace(nodename)
.replaceChild(nodename)
.replace(nodename, reference)
.replaceChild(nodename, reference)
Which one is used to mention the values Attribute list
dt:values="MintoPark CamacStreet Gariahat"
dt:values="Minto Park Camac Street Gariahat"
dt:values="Minto Park, CamacStreet, Gariahat"
dt:values="MintoPark | CamacStreet | Gariahat"
________ is used to define the addressing mechanism while ________ is provides a standard way to use that mechanism in references
XPointer, XPath
XPath, XPointer
XPath, Xlink
XQuery, Xlink
To select the first node using XPointer use
...............…/nodename[0]
..................…/nodename[1]
.................…/nodename[0].nodes
..................…/nodename[1].nodes
In DTD to validate that a tag can have only text use
<!ELEMENT name (PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT name (#PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT name (#DATA)>
<!ELEMENT name (DATA)>