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Q1: How to insert a comment that has more than one line??

a None

b None

c None

d /*This comment has more than one line*/

e <!--This comment has more than one line-->

f //This comment has more than one line//

Q2: What is the correct HTML element for inserting a line break??

a <bl>

b <br>

c None

d None

e <break>

f <lb>

Q3: Which of the following scripts will run successfully?

a SELECT `customer name` FROM customers WHERE cat_id = 12 ORDER BY cat_id;

b None

c SELECT FROM `customers` 'customer name';

d Users statistics SELECT customer name FROM customers;

e None

f SELECT `customer name` FROM customers ORDER BY zone WHERE cat_id = 12;

Q4: How to login into docker hub.?


a None

b $ docker --log

c None

d $ docker $login

e None

f $ docker login

Q5: Which of the following is correct about constants??

The correct Answer is: None

b To retrieve the value of a constant, you have to simply specify its name.

The correct Answer is: None

d To define a constant you have to use define() function.

e Both of the mentioned answers.

f None of the mentioned answers.

Q6: What command is used to clear up the command prompt window??

a clear

b None

c clrscr

d clearit

e clrwin

f None

Q7: You are logged in as a normal user and you see a file with 444(-r--r--r--) permission.
Can you delete it with the `rm` command??

a No, we don't have the proper permissions

The correct Answer is: None


The correct Answer is: None

d We can delete it only from the GUI but not from CLI.

e We can't be certain, it depends on the permissions of the parent folder

f Yes, can delete it without a problem

Q8: In order to add a new column to an existing table in SQL, which command do we need to
use??

a EDIT TABLE

b ALTER TABLE

c None

d None

e MODIFY TABLE

f ALTER COLUMNS

Q9: <SCRIPT> … </SCRIPT> tag can be placed within ________?

a None

b Both the header and the body

c Header

d None

e None of the mentioned

f Body

Q10: Which of the answers listed below refers to a command used for invoking a text editor
in Unix-like operating systems??

a bcdedit

b edit

c None
d notepad

e vi

f None

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