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Question 1

What is ARPANET?

Answer 1

Established in 1969 to allow transfer of data between various institutes of research and to answer the call of the US department of defense for a technology that would provide messaging capabilities to the government in an event of nuclear war

Question 2

Established in 1969 to allow transfer of data between various institutes of research and to answer the call of the US department of defense for a technology that would provide messaging capabilities to the government in an event of nuclear war

Answer 2

ARPANET

Question 3

What is mosiac?

Answer 3

Released in january 1993 and introduces hyperlinks, image tags, clickable buttons, and was affordable

Question 4

What is Netscape?

Answer 4

Original mosaic and released in 1994 and in html2. Paved way for world wide web

Question 5

Original mosaic and released in 1994 and in html2. Paved way for world wide web

Answer 5

Netscape

Question 6

What is Internet explorer?

Answer 6

Released with windows 95

Question 7

What is TCP

Answer 7

Transmission Control Protocol and divides files into packets, orders them, and forwards to IP

Question 8

What is IP?

Answer 8

Internet Protocol and contains sender’s address and receiver’s address.

Question 9

Internet Protocol and contains sender’s address and receiver’s address.

Answer 9

IP

Question 10

What is FTP

Answer 10

File Transfer Protocol and allows easy ways of file transfer to a server and ways to download from said a server

Question 11

File Transfer Protocol and allows easy ways of file transfer to a server and ways to download from said a server

Answer 11

FTP

Question 12

What is HTTP?

Answer 12

Hypertext transfer protocol and used to fetch html documents, images, and videos

Question 13

Hypertext transfer protocol and used to fetch html documents, images, and videos

Answer 13

HTTP

Question 14

What is a crawler?

Answer 14

Indexes web pages and makes them available for search via indexed words

Question 15

Indexes web pages and makes them available for search via indexed words

Answer 15

Crawler

Question 16

What is a directory?

Answer 16

Stores files on computer in hierarchical file system in Linux, MS-DOS, OS/2, and Unix

Question 17

Stores files on computer in hierarchical file system in Linux, MS-DOS, OS/2, and Unix

Answer 17

Directory

Question 18

What is a subject guide?

Answer 18

List databases, encyclopedias, e-books, and web sites in a particular field

Question 19

List databases, encyclopedias, e-books, and web sites in a particular field

Answer 19

Subject guide

Question 20

Semantic vs presentational

Answer 20

Semantic describes an object and by what it is, presentational describes the “look” of an object, which is un-semantic

Question 21

What is embedded CSS?

Answer 21

CSS that is in the “” tag

Question 22

CSS that is in the “” tag

Answer 22

Embedded CSS

Question 23

What is external CSS?

Answer 23

CSS that is linked via “” tag inside “” tag, and is on separate file

Question 24

CSS that is linked via “” tag inside “” tag, and is on separate file

Answer 24

External CSS

Question 25

What is inline CSS?

Answer 25

CSS that is inside an element

Question 26

CSS that is inside an element

Answer 26

Inline CSS

Question 27

Absolute vs relative units CSS

Answer 27

Absolute units are fixed and the size is exact on any screen. Relative units are sized relative to another length property.

Question 28

CSS link styles

Answer 28

a: link is a normal unvisited link a: visited is a link the user has visited a: hover is a link the mouse is on a: active is a link the moment it’s clicked

Question 29

Hexadecimal color specifiers

Answer 29

#RRGGBB where r is red, g is green, and b is blue

Question 30

#RRGGBB where r is red, g is green, and b is blue

Answer 30

Hexadecimal color specifiers

Question 31

What is em and how does it work?

Answer 31

sized relative to parent size (usually 16px) and allows for text zooming too

Question 32

sized relative to parent size (usually 16px) and allows for text zooming too

Answer 32

em

Question 33

pwd command

Answer 33

Finds what directory you’re in

Question 34

Finds what directory you’re in

Answer 34

pwd command

Question 35

Level up command

Answer 35

..

Question 36

..

Answer 36

Level up command

Question 37

Get to desired location command

Answer 37

cd

Question 38

cd

Answer 38

Get to desired location command

Question 39

List command

Answer 39

ls -1 for list of files and permissions

Question 40

ls -1 for list of files and permissions

Answer 40

List command

Question 41

touch command

Answer 41

Creates new file

Question 42

New file command

Answer 42

touch

Question 43

Change permissions command

Answer 43

chmod 755 (file name)

Question 44

chmod 755 (file name)

Answer 44

Change permissions command

Question 45

Permission numbers

Answer 45

4 for read 2 for write 1 for execute 0 for none

Question 46

4 for read 2 for write 1 for execute 0 for none

Answer 46

Permission numbers

Question 47

mkdir (file name)

Answer 47

Makes new directory

Question 48

Makes new directory

Answer 48

mkdir (file name)

Question 49

User, group, and others symbols

Answer 49

rwx-xr-x

Question 50

rwx-xr-x

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User, group, and others symbols

Question 51

Symbols for adding permissions

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“a” is all, “u” is user, “g” is group, “o” is others

Question 52

“a” is all, “u” is user, “g” is group, “o” is others

Answer 52

Symbols for adding permissions

Question 53

Adding permissions to a user

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chmod u+x (file name) chmod u-x (file name) chmod u=x (file name)

Question 54

chmod u+x (file name) chmod u-x (file name) chmod u=x (file name)

Answer 54

Adding permissions to a use

Question 55

rmdir (file name)

Answer 55

Removes a directory

Question 56

Removes a directory

Answer 56

rmdir (file name)

Question 57

mkdir -p a/b/c

Answer 57

Makes multiple directories with -p can also be removed this way

Question 58

Makes multiple directories with -p can also be removed this way

Answer 58

mkdir -p a/b/c

Question 59

List types

Answer 59

``` “-a” shows all files “-l” shows files and permissions “-d” shows directory info “-h” is human readable mode “-s” prints file sizes “-S” sorts by size “-t” sorts by time ```

Question 60

``` “-a” shows all files “-l” shows files and permissions “-d” shows directory info “-h” is human readable mode “-s” prints file sizes “-S” sorts by size “-t” sorts by time ```

Answer 60

List types

Question 61

man ls

Answer 61

Shows all types

Question 62

Shows all types

Answer 62

man ls

Question 63

mv

Answer 63

Renames file if it doesn’t exist, or moves if it does

Question 64

Renames file if it doesn’t exist, or moves if it does

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mv

Question 65

cp

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Copies file to specified file

Question 66

Copies file to specified file

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cp

Question 67

cp -r

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Copies directory to specified directory

Question 68

Copies directory to specified directory

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cp -r

Question 69

rm

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Removes files

Question 70

Removes files

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rm

Question 71

rm -r

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Removes directory and it’s contents and anything under that

Question 72

Removes directory and it’s contents and anything under that

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rm -r

Question 73

cat

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Concatenates two files

Question 74

Concatenates two files

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cat

Question 75

First character of a file is

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File type

Question 76

File type is represented by

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First character of file

Question 77

File types

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“-“ is regular file. “d” is directory, “l” is symbolic link

Question 78

CRAP

Answer 78

Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity

Question 79

Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity

Answer 79

CRAP