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40) Consider the following tags and attributes of tags:

CODEBASE
ALT
NAME
CLASS
JAVAC
HORIZONTALSPACE
VERTICALSPACE
WIDTH
PARAM
JAR

Which of the above can be used within the APPLET tags?

a line 1, 2, 3
b line 2, 5, 6, 7
c line 3, 4, 5
d line 8, 9, 10
e line 8, 9
the answer is
a e
i think e is right but a is not
can someone help me
 
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Hi Bruce,
Codebase/code is essential to indicate which is "class" file which is should be loaded to run the applet. You can have "Name" and "alt" tag can be "optinally" associated with an applet.
Hope this suffices. Further, please note that CODEBASE, HEIGHT,
WIDTH are the "three neccessary" attributes that must be placed in the Applet tag.
Ravindra Mohan.
 
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