Quiz

Test your knowledge of the material covered in this chapter by answering the following questions.

Questions

1:	Which type of Java program can be run by a Java interpreter? Applets Applications None
2:	What special HTML tag is used to put a Java program onto a web page? <applet> <program> <run>
3:	If you get into a fight with someone over the way to send information to a Java application, what are you doing? Struggling over strings Arguing about arguments Feudin' for functionality

Answers

A1:	b. Applications are run with the interpreter tool, and web pages containing applets can be run with the appletviewer tool as well as Java-capable World Wide Web browsers.
A2:	a. The <applet> tag is used along with the <param> tag to send parameters to the applet. You'll learn about a second tag that can be used to present applets during Hour 17.
A3:	b. Applications receive information in the form of arguments. Can't we all just get along?