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Previous Page m Page 4 of 12 Question 4 (1 point) Saved Given the following http request: POST /foo HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/x-www—form-urlencoded bar=baz&qux=corge Fill in the blanks for the form markup that generated this request on form submission (not all tags are shown) <form method=" ( post } A, "action=" { foo A/ > <input type="text" name=" [ bar ' A/ "> <!-- filled in with "baz" --> <!-- additional markup not shown --> </form> Previous Page m Page 4 of 12 Submit Quiz 12 of 12 questions saved

Question 9 (1 point) Saved Given the following form: <form method="GET" action="/foo"> <input type="text" name="bar"> <input type="text" name="qux"> <input type="submit"> </form> If the form is submitted with baz typed into the first field and corge typed into the second field, the resulting query string is: { /foo?bar=baz&qux=co ] As (type the whole query string) Previous Page m Page 9 of 12 Submit Quiz 12 of 12 questions saved [foo?bar=baz&qux=corge

Your work has been saved and submitted Written Oct 23, 2023 10:42 AM - Oct 23, 2023 11:06 AM e Attempt 1 of 5 Attempt Score 9.7 /12 -80.83 % Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 9.7 /12 - 80.83 % Question 4 0.7 / 1 point Given the following http request: POST /foo HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded bar=baz&gqux=corge Fill in the blanks for the form markup that generated this request on form submission (not all tags are shown) <form method=" ___post __ "action=" ___foo _ "> <input type="text" name=" ___bar___ "> <!--filled in with "baz" --> <!-- additional markup not shown --> </form> Question 8 0/ 1 point (true/false) When the path and domain options (also called directives) for the Set-Cookie response header are set, the browser only sends those cookies back through the Cookie request header when the browser is making a request to the specified domain and path. true Question 9 0/ 1 point Given the following form: <form method="GET" action="/foo"> <input type="text" name="bar"> <input type="text" name="qux"> <input type="submit"> </ form> If the form is submitted with baz typed into the first field and corge typed into the second field, the resulting query string is: /foo?bar=baz&qux=corge (type the whole query string)