Q1) In a Web application designed with the MVC pattern, the Web page that contains an HTML form to accept user input is considered a part of the system's ________. interfaces views controllers models...

Q1) In a Web application designed with the MVC pattern, the Web page that contains an HTML form to accept user input is considered a part of the system's ________.

1. interfaces


2. views


3. controllers


4. models

Q2) When a user is interacting with a Web application designed with the MVC pattern, all incoming requests from the user are handled by the system's dispatcher. The dispatcher then routes the requests to the system's ________.

1. database server


2. model


3. controller


4. view

Q3)

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of designing a system with MVC?

1. Simplicity: MVC pattern makes it easy to design and create a system.


2. Extensibility: a system designed with MVC is easy to extend.


3. Collaboration: collaboration is easy among developers with different skillsets when designing a system with MVC.


4. Maintainability: a system designed with MVC is easy to maintain.

Q4) According to the MVC design philosophy we studied in class, the web application's script files that manipulate data records stored in a database are considered a part of the system's ______________.

1. data layers


2. views


3. models


4. controllers

Q5) Which one of the following statements is NOT valid regarding MVC (model, view, controller) design pattern?

1. MVC is not a code library.


2. Like object-oriented programming or procedural programming, MVC is another programming approach.


3. MVC is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design.


4. MVC supports multiple controllers.

Q6)

What are the main jobs of a dispatcher/router in a typically designed MVC application? Select all correct answers. Please note incorrect answers carry negative marks.

1. Group of answer choices


2. Retrieve data from a database.


3. Create a controller object.


4. Pass data to a view to display.


5. Call a method with a controller object.