A.Inside the <script> tag

B.Directly within HTML elements using the style attribute

C.Within the <style> tag in the head section

D.Using the <css> tag in the HTML body

A.Both To create a nested browsing context within an HTML page and To display a section of another webpage within the current page

B.To create a nested browsing context within an HTML page

C.To link to external JavaScript files

D.To display a section of another webpage within the current page

A.GET is used to upload files, while POST is used to download files.

B.GET sends data in the header, while POST sends data in the request body.

C.GET is secure, while POST is not.

D.GET requests can be bookmarked, while POST requests cannot.

A.To manage the database of a website

B.To add dynamic functionalities to web pages

C.To style and layout web pages

D.To create the structure and content of a web page

A.To provide dynamic IP addressing for clients

B.To host web applications and handle HTTP requests

C.To render web pages on the client side

D.To store client data persistently