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5 Chapter Summary For DLHN
5 Chapter Summary For DLHN
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a The Numeric arrays can store numbers, strings and any object but their index will
be represented by numbers while the Associative arrays each element in the main array can
also be an array.
e The Numeric arrays can store numbers, strings and any object but their index will
be represented by numbers while the Associative arrays have their index stored as string.
f The Numeric and Associative arrays differ only in the maximum allowed objects in
them.
a <!DOCTYPE Html>
b <html>.....</html>
c None
d <body>.....</body>
e None
f <p>.....</p>
Q4: Which of these elements are all <table> elements??
a <thead><body><tr>
b None
c <table><head><tfoot>
d <table><tr><tt>
e None
f <table><tr><td>
a wp-config.php
b page.php
c header.php
d wp-setting.php
e None
f None
a ‘diff’ shows all the differences from two file whereas ‘cmp’ shows the only the first
occurring difference. The said is applicable only if differences between the files do exist.
b ‘diff’ shows the last difference from two file whereas ‘cmp’ shows the only the first
occurring difference. The said is applicable only if differences between the files do exist.
c ‘cmp’ shows all the differences from two file whereas ‘diff’ shows the only the first
occurring difference. The said is applicable only if differences between the files do exist.
f ‘cmp’ shows the last difference from two file whereas ‘diff’ shows the only the first
occurring difference. The said is applicable only if differences between the files do exist.
Q7: How is the comparison of objects done in PHP??
a We use the operator '===' to test two objects are instanced from the same class
and have same attributes and equal values.
b None
c None
d We use the operator '==' to test two objects are instanced from the same class and
have same attributes and equal values.
e We use the operator '=' to test two objects are instanced from the same class and
have same attributes and equal values.
f None
a DOUBLE
b SMALLINT
c DECIMAL
d LARGEINT
e BIGINT
f None
a Constants cannot be defined by simple assignment, they may only be defined using
the define() function.
c There is no need to write a dollar sign ($) before a constant, where as in Variable
one has to write a dollar sign.
Q10: What type of join is needed when you wish to return rows that have matching values??
a Outer join
b Natural join
d Equi-join
e None
a wc
b None
c None
d count
e fsize
f ccount
Q12: Which command would show you the logs of a running pod in Kubernetes??