Question 1

When you set the Web Forms control's property using the Properties window in Visual Studio, the settings are stored in the code behind file-the file ending with the .aspx.cs extension.

Accepted Answer

When you set the Web Forms control's property using the Properties window in Visual Studio, the settings are stored in the markup file (the .aspx file), not in the code-behind file (.aspx.cs).

Question 2

HTML controls do not maintain state..

Accepted Answer

HTML controls do not maintain state, which means that once the page is refreshed or the user navigates away and comes back, the values entered by the user will not be retained. To maintain state, server-side technologies like PHP, ASP.NET, or JavaScript frameworks like Angular or React can be used.

Question 3

To indicate that the control is a Web Forms control, Visual Studio prefixes the control name with and ends the tag with .

Accepted Answer

The prefix "asp:" indicates that the control is a Web Forms control, and the tag is usually ended with "".

Question 4

The RequiredFieldValidator validation control matches an input value to a pattern to see if the values match a predictable sequence.

Accepted Answer

The RequiredFieldValidator validation control makes sure that a user has entered a value in a form field, but it does not match the input value to a pattern. The RegularExpressionValidator control is used to match input values against a pattern.

Question 5

With ASP.NET, you write code in a separate scripting language such as JavaScript or VBScript.

Accepted Answer

With ASP.NET, you write code in a .NET language such as C# or Visual Basic, not a separate scripting language like JavaScript or VBScript.

Question 6

Selecting HTTP for the File Location, stores files, by default, in the C:\Inetpub\wwwroot directory.

Accepted Answer

This is correct. When selecting HTTP for the File Location in a web server, files are stored in the default directory of C:\Inetpub\wwwroot.

Question 7

Dynamic Web pages normally involve some processing in addition to rendering the formatting of HTML tags.

Accepted Answer

Dynamic web pages involve server-side processing of data which then generates HTML to be sent to the client-side. This processing can include database queries, data manipulation, and other functions beyond simply rendering HTML tags.

Question 8

You cannot use the drag-and-drop construction approach of Visual Studio to develop Web-based applications. This approach can only be used with Windows applications.

Accepted Answer

This statement is false. Visual Studio can be used to develop Web-based applications using the drag-and-drop construction approach, such as with ASP.NET Web Forms.

Question 9

There are more controls to add to a Web application than there are for Windows applications.

Accepted Answer

This statement is actually false. Windows applications have a wider range of controls than web applications. However, the controls available on web applications are becoming more advanced and sophisticated as time goes by.

Question 10

For retrieving data from a database, you can use a GridView object.  However, by default, the GridView control displays data on a Web form in a read-only format.

Accepted Answer

By default, GridView control displays data in read-only format. However, it can be customized to allow editing and updating of data.

Question 11

The Web Forms controls are designed to look and act like their Windows counterparts.  The programming model used for these controls is also closely aligned to the object-oriented programming model used with Windows controls.

Accepted Answer

The statement accurately describes the design and programming model of Web Forms controls.

Question 12

By default only a few Web Forms server control events trigger a postback to the server.  Common user interface events such as mouse moves and key presses are not automatically posted to the server.

Accepted Answer

Web Forms server controls are designed to minimize unnecessary traffic between the client and server. By default, only specific events like button clicks trigger a postback, while others like mouse moves and key presses do not, unless explicitly handled to do so.

Question 13

Web Forms controls map straight to HTML tags. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the controls and the tags generated.

Accepted Answer

Web Forms controls do not always map straight to HTML tags on a one-to-one basis. Many controls, such as GridView or Login controls, generate complex HTML structures consisting of multiple tags.

Question 14

A round trip to the server on which the page is stored is required for the second and subsequent requests for a web page. The first request can be dealt with without a round trip.

Accepted Answer

The first request for a web page always requires a round trip to the server to fetch the page, while subsequent requests might be served from cache, potentially avoiding additional round trips.

Question 15

For ASP.NET applications, property settings are not stored in the Web Form Designer Generated Code region for Web applications.  They are stored in the file containing the HTML tags.

Accepted Answer

Property settings for ASP.NET applications are stored in the ASPX file, which contains the HTML tags, rather than in the Web Form Designer Generated Code region.

Question 16

The server loads an ASP.NET Web page every time it is requested by a client browser and then unloads it back to the browser after it processes the server-side code to render the HTML.

Accepted Answer

This is true. The server dynamically generates and loads the ASP.NET Web page each time it is requested by the client browser, and then sends the resulting HTML back to the browser for display. Once the HTML has been sent, the ASP.NET Web page is unloaded from the server's memory.

Question 17

Dynamic web pages are pre-created pages, residing on the server's hard drive, and basically are delivered as HTML documents.

Accepted Answer

Dynamic web pages are generated on-the-fly by server-side scripting languages like PHP, ASP, and Python. They can include content that is retrieved from databases or other sources, making them more interactive and responsive than static HTML pages.

Question 18

To develop an ASP.NET application using Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), you must also have administrative debugging privileges on the computer used for development.

Accepted Answer

Administrative debugging privileges are required for debugging and troubleshooting the application while developing it on IIS.

Question 19

HTML is more restrictive than XHTML. With HTML all tags or elements are written using lowercase characters. All elements must be closed and must be properly nested under a single root tag.

Accepted Answer

This statement is actually the opposite of the truth. With XHTML, all tags must be written in lowercase characters and all elements must be closed and properly nested. HTML allows for uppercase characters in tags and is more flexible with closing tags and nesting.

Question 20

Master page allows you to create and maintain a consistent theme across several pages for a Web site.

Accepted Answer

Master pages are designed to provide a consistent look and feel across multiple pages in a website. Any changes made to the master page are automatically reflected in all pages that use it.

Quiz 15: Web-Based Applications