Accenture Mock Quiz | Part 5

Question 40

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Which of the following attribute is used by a HTML tag to apply inline style? Choose most appropriate option.

Select one:

a. style 

b. id

c. styleclass

d. class

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The correct answer is: style

Question 41

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Identify the CORRECT statements with respect to CSS.

a) CSS is used for giving style for HTML content

b) External style sheet can be used only for one HTML page in a website

Choose most appropriate option.

Select one:

a. only a 

b. only b

c. neither a nor b

d. both a and b

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The correct answer is: only a

Question 42

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Which of the following statements is TRUE for CSS?

A. An external style sheet is ideal when the style is applied to many pages

B. An inline style created for a html tag can be reused for other tags in same page.

Choose most appropriate option.

Select one:

a. Only A 

b. Only B

c. Both A and B

d. Neither A nor B

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The correct answer is: Only A

Question 43

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Consider the javascript code given below. What would be the print values from line 1 and line 2 on execution?

<html> 

   <body> 

     <p id="id1"></p><!-- line 1--> 

     <p id="id2"></p><!-- line 2-->

     <script>

       var y=10; 

       myFunction();

       document.getElementById("id1").innerHTML = y; 

       document.getElementById("id2").innerHTML = window.y;

       function myFunction() {

         y=20; 

         y=y+window.y

       } 

     </script>

   </body> 

</html>

Choose the most appropriate option.

Select one:

a. 40 40

b. 10 10 

c. 10 30

d. 10 40

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The correct answer is: 40 40

Question 44

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SPOT THE ERROR:

Observe the below algorithm to find the average of three numbers. 

Step1: Start

Step2: Get num1, num2, num3

Step3: Add num1, num2, num3 and store it in Sum

Step4: Average=sum%3

Step5: Display Sum and Average

Step6: Stop

Identify the incorrect step(if any)

Select one:

a.  Step 4 

b. No error

c.  Step 5

d. Step 2

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The correct answer is:  Step 4

Question 45

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Order the range of coupling from high to low

a. control coupling

b. stamp coupling

c. content coupling

d. uncoupled

e. common coupling

f. data coupling

Select one:

a.
c  , a, b, f, e, d

b.
d, c , e , a, b, f

c.
c , e , a, b, f, d 

d.
c , e , a, f , b, d

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The correct answer is:
c , e , a, b, f, d

Question 46

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Carefully read the question and answer accordingly. One of the best application of Stack is

Select one:

a. Array

b. Recursion 

c. Radix sort

d. Breadth First Search

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The correct answer is: Recursion

Question 47

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Carefully read the question and answer accordingly. Which data structure is said to be linear data structure?

Select one:

a. Tree

b. Arrays 

c. None of the listed options

d. Graphs

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The correct answer is: Arrays

Question 48

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Time complexity of an algorithm signifies the total time required by the algorithm to complete its execution with provided resources. State True or False.

Select one:

True 

False

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The correct answer is 'True'.

Question 49

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Which algorithm is the best sorting method in-place with no quadratic worst-case scenarios?

Select one:

a. Selection Sort

b. Heap Sort

c. Quick Sort 

d. Bubble Sort

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The correct answer is: Heap Sort

Question 50

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What is the time complexity of these functions? 

 int fact(int i)

 { 

if(i<=1)

return i; 

 return 2*fact(i-1);

 }

 int fact2(int i) 

{

 if(i<=1) 

return i; 

 return fact2(i-1) + fact2(i-1);

 }

Select one:

a. O(n) for fact() and O(2^n) for fact2() 

b. O(2^n) for both fact() and fact2()

c. O(2^n) for fact() and O(n) for fact2()

d. O(n) for both fact() and fact2()

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The correct answer is: O(n) for fact() and O(2^n) for fact2()