1D0-635 無料問題集「CIW JavaScript Specialist」

（A）<script type="text/javascript">
function ShowEntry() {
var inp = document.getElementById("i");
var s = inp.value;

（B）<script type="text/javascript">
function ShowEntry() {
document.getElementById("i");
var s = i.innerHTML;
document.getElementsByName("d").innerHTML = s; }
</script>
<input id="i" onchange="ShowEntry()" /><br />
You entered: <span id="d"></span>

（C）<script type="text/javascript">
function ShowEntry() {
var inp = document.getElementById("i");
var s = inp.value;
document.getElementById("d").innerHTML = s; }
</script>
<input id="i" onchange="ShowEntry()" /><br />
You entered: <span id="d"></span>

（D）value = s; }
</script>
<input id="i" onchange="ShowEntry()" /><br />
You entered: <span id="d"></span>

（E）<script type="text/javascript">
function ShowEntry() {
var inp = document.getElementById("i");
var s = inp.value;
document.getElementsbyName("d").innerHTML = s; }
</script>
<input id="inp" onchange="ShowEntry()" /><br />
You entered: <span id="d"></span>

（A）An alert box displaying the following: myString, 11

（B）An alert box displaying the following: "Hello World", 11

（C）An alert box displaying the following: Hello World

（D）An alert box displaying the following: 11

（A）To request data from the Web server strictly in XML format

（B）To request either XML data or plaintext data from the Web server

（C）To read and write to an XML file stored on the local machine

（D）To transfer an XML document to the Web server

（A）The alert() method requires only one parameter, whereas prompt() and confirm() require two parameters.

（B）The alert() method generates a modal dialog box, which requires user action before the next JavaScript instruction can be executed,whereas prompt() and confirm() do not.

（C）The prompt() and confirm() methods return a value, whereas alert() does not.

（D）The alert() method requires two parameters, whereas prompt() and confirm() require only one parameter.

（A）var EmployeeID = "123";

（B）var EmployeeID = 123;

（C）string EmployeeID = 123;

（D）string EmployeeID = "123";

（A）JavaScript libraries are subsets of Java and thus provide more powerful code.

（B）JavaScript libraries provide platform-independent code that will behave identically in any browser.

（C）JavaScript libraries require a shorter learning curve than JavaScript.

（D）JavaScript libraries ensure quality code that does not harbor security risks.