Standalone generalized markup language
Standalone global makeup language
Standard generalized markup language
Standalone Graphical markup language
ISO 8879
ISO 7879
ISO 8869
None of these
Uploading
Forwarding
Downloading
Transferring
A Computer virus
A Browser
A program that catalogs web sites
A hacker community
IP addresses
URL
Domain
File name
22B+1D
23B+1D
24B+1D
25B+1D
Design → Hosting→ Content → Deployment
Content → Design → Hosting → Deployment
Hosting → Design→ Content → Deployment
Design → Content → Hosting → Deployment
Software
Hardware
Software and hardware both used for specific purpose
Flash player
ISO
W3C
IEEE
ANSI
Shared Hosting
VPS Hosting
Dedicated Hosting
Free Hosting
picture displayed on the web page
program that can be embedded in another application
tag in HTML program
compiler
Maintains its own database
Searches multiple search engines simultaneously
Hosts websites
Manages domains
two transfer mode
control connection to remote computer before file can be transferred
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
authorization of a user through login and password verification
DHCP
IP
TCP
Telnet
Podcast
Data sync
Collaborative computing
Groupware
The paramMap is an object literal of the parameters in a route's URL path. The queryParamMap is an Observable of those same parameters.
The paramMap is an Observable that contains the parameter values that are part of a route's URL path. The queryParamMap is a method that takes in an array of keys and is used to find specific parameters in the paramMар.
paramMap is the legacy name from Angular 3. The new name is queryParamMap.
Both are Observables containing values from the requested route's URL string. The paramMap contains the parameter values that are in the URL path and the queryParamMap contains the URL query parameters.
HTML
SGML
CSS
HTTP
TCP/IP
Electronic Mail
Internet Explorer
www
Mosaic
Netiquette
Protocol
Internet Protocol
Programming Language
Domain Name
Server error
Unauthorized access
Resource not found
Successful request
compile HTML
interpret HTML
de-compile HTML
interpret CGI programs
deciding the design and structure of the file
transfer of computer files from hard disk to main memory
deciding the storage space of files
transfer of computer files from a server to a client
Fixed set of tags
Predefined document structure
User-definable markup language
Client-side execution
SGMT
SGMD
Scripting language
Markup language
Programming language
Object oriented programming language
residing in many computers
created using HTML
with links to other web pages
residing in many computers linked together using HTML
Content Management System
Central Management Service
Computer Managed Software
Content Monitoring Standard
Parity
Cyclic redundancy code
Hamming code
Equalization
PDF
DOC
TXT
Small Generalized Markup Language.
Standard Generalized Markup Language.
Standard Global Markup Language.
Small Global Markup Language.
Faster browsing
Data security
Platform-independent document exchange
Multimedia support
XML
JPG
MP3
Contrast
Consistency
Usability
Symmetry
Crawler Robot
Crawl bot
Web bot
Web robot
Encryption
Caching
Mirroring
Shadowing
HTML is used for exchanging data, XML is not.
XML is used for exchanging data, HTML is not.
HTML can have user defined tags, XML cannot
Both B and C
Extensible markup language
Extreme Memory language
Extensible Memory line
Extra markup language
World three concept
World wide web consortium
word wide web consortium
World wide web Computer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Application Layer
Physical Layer
Success
Unauthorized
Page Not Found
Internal Server Error
CMS
Text editor
Compiler
Debugger
Translating domain names into a specific IP address
Translating domain names into a specific UDP address
Translating domain names into a specific TCP address
Translating domain names into a specific FTP address
a binary string
alphanumeric string
a hexadecimal string
Design hardware
Manage and publish digital content
Control network protocol
Execute server scripts
to support email messages containing text and video
to support email messages containing text, audio and video
to support email messages containing audio and video
to support text-based email messages
Standard Graphical Markup Language
Standard Generalized Markup Language
System General Markup Language
Structured General Markup Language
SIP
HTTPS
SMTP
superset of HTML
Extensible Markup Language
part of DHTML
presentation language
NCP
ISDN
LCP
HDLC