Web pages are stateless. What does this mean?
A) Every postback trip to the server creates a new object.
B) Values entered are not automatically saved and redisplayed when a page is sent back to a client computer.
C) They do not retain their values from one trip to the Web server to the next.
D) All of the above.

Question

Web pages are stateless.  What does this mean?
A) Every postback trip to the server creates a new object.
B) Values entered are not automatically saved and redisplayed when a page is sent back to a client computer.
C) They do not retain their values from one trip to the Web server to the next.
D) All of the above.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The term "stateless" in the context of web pages means that each request to a server is treated as an independent transaction, without any memory of previous interactions. This encompasses all the points mentioned: every trip to the server is treated as a new interaction (A), values are not automatically saved between requests (B), and values do not persist from one request to the next (C).

Web Pages Are Stateless. What Does This Mean