Exam 9: Using Javascript With Frames

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Case 9-1 Sid is creating a Web site featuring a slide show of his trip to Italy and plans to use both an array and a function to start the slide show automatically. -To initialize the image array,Sid uses the ____()function.

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For a JavaScript function to access an object in a different file,the two files cannot be linked.

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Image objects are the only type of object that can be referenced across frames by JavaScript functions.

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A function ____ is simply an object or data element that is accessed by an assigned name within the function.

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MATCHING Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -setImage()

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Case 9-1 Sid is creating a Web site featuring a slide show of his trip to Italy and plans to use both an array and a function to start the slide show automatically. -First,Sid defines a four-element image array to contain the four graphics that make up the slide show.The array elements will be numbered ____.

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FIGURE 9-2 FIGURE 9-2    -The code shown in Figure 9-2 above is an example of ____ code. -The code shown in Figure 9-2 above is an example of ____ code.

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MATCHING Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -name

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All frames that make up a Web page can communicate with each other by means of JavaScript functions because the Web browser provides a common environment in which frames can interact.____________________

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The binary numbers of assembly language were one of the first ways programmers communicated with computers.____________________

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