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Ans : C is a general purpose, structured programming language. Among the two types ofprogramming languages discussed earlier, C lies in between these two categories.That’s why it is often called a middle level language. It means that it combines theelements Read More …

Ans : C is a programming language developed at AT&T’s Bell Laboratory of USA in 1972.It was designed and written by Dennis Ritchie. As compared to other programminglanguages such as Pascal, C allows a precise control of input and output. Read More …

Ans : These languages are particularly oriented towards describing the procedures for solving theproblem in a concise, precise and unambiguous manner. Every high levellanguage follows a precise set of rules. They are developed to allow applicationprograms to be run on Read More …

Ans : The HTML DOM is defined as:  A standard object model for HTML A standard programming interface for HTML A W3C standard The HTML DOM defines the objects and properties of all HTML elements. It alsodefines the methods Read More …

Ans : In this section, you will learn about the JDBC API. The JDBC provides a set of classes andinterfaces that can be used to write database applications. The JDBC API (ApplicationProgramming Interface) is implemented by JDBC drivers. A JDBC Read More …

Ans : Today, the most widely used interface to access database is ODBC. ODBC stands for OpenDatabase Connectivity. It is a standard in relational database connectivity published byMicrosoft (though originally developed jointly by Microsoft and Sybase). ODBC cannot beused directly Read More …

Ans : On the Internet, each domain has email Server, when you send an email then the followingsteps may be follows: When you send email, your email client whether its outlook express or your JSPprogram connects to your SMTP Server. Read More …

Ans : In the previous sections, you have been explained about the client-server architecturesand the features of the language required for web application development. In thesesections, you have been told that data from the client is passed to the server Read More …

Ans : The previous section discussed rules for writing XHTML/HTML. In this section, you will learn about the structure of the document. Each document is structured into two parts, the HEAD, and the BODY. The head contains information about the Read More …

Ans : As yet, you have learned the basic elements of JSP. In this section, you will learn about thecreation of custom tag libraries in Java Server Pages. A custom tag is user defined tag. It is a reusable code Read More …