Crowdly

What

will happen if a domain name is not registered but used in a URL?

The

browser will redirect to a search engine

The

request will fail with a "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN" error

The

browser will attempt to resolve it via local DNS cache

The

browser will display a "404 Not Found" error

What

happens if two devices on the same local network have the same IP address?

One

device will automatically change its IP address

IP conflict will occur, causing network issues

Both

devices will function normally

The

network switch will assign a new IP to one of the devices

company migrates its legacy application to the cloud but keeps its database

on-premises. What type of cloud model is this?

Multi-Cloud

Public Cloud

Private

Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Which

HTML tags should you use to create a dropdown list in a form?

What

is the correct way to create a checkbox that is checked by default?

<checkbox

checked="true">

<input

type="checkbox" checked>

<input

type="checkbox" default="checked">

<input

type="checkbox" checked="false">

Which

of the following best describes "Elasticity" in cloud computing?

The

ability to scale resources dynamically based on demand

The

process of optimizing cloud costs

The

ability to scale resources only when traffic increases

method of distributing workloads across multiple servers

Which

attribute should you use to create a link that opens in a new tab?

target="_window"

target="_self"

target="_blank"

target="_new"

What will be the effect of setting

maxlength="5" on a text input?

<input type="text"

maxlength="5">

The

form will not accept the input if it exceeds 5 characters

Users

can enter only 5 characters

Users

can enter more than 5 characters, but the extra ones are ignored

The

browser will display an error if users enter more than 5 characters

What

happens if you use multiple <body> tags in an HTML file?

The

browser will render both body sections

The

browser will display an error

100%

Only

the last <body> section is rendered

Only

the first <body> section is rendered