Which HTTP response status code indicates that an error occurred at the server side? (1)
The HTTP status code 301
The HTTP status code 404
Any HTTP status code between 500 and 599
Any HTTP status code below 200
Which HTTP response status code should a web server (or web application) send to inform the client that a resource was moved to a new location? (1)
The HTTP status code 100 to instruct the client that further requests are required to complete the request
The HTTP status code 200 to indicate that neither a client nor a server error occurred
The HTTP status code 301 if the resource was moved permanently, or 302 if the resource was only moved temporarily
The HTTP status code 404 as the original resource was not found
The HTTP status code 504 as the resource has been changed on the server which means that it’s a server error
What is the main difference between the HTTP response status codes 301, 302, 307, and 308, given that they all redirect a client to a new location? (3)
Web servers may only send the status code 307 if the client made a request through HTTPS, whereas the code 301 is valid in HTTP and HTTPS
The status codes 307 and 308 return the new URI but explicitly instruct the client not to follow the redirect
The status codes 307 and 308 explicitly instruct the client to use the same method (GET or POST) when requesting the resource at the new location
The status code 308 explicitly instructs the client to use HTTPS rather than HTTP when requesting the resource at the new location
The status code 301 indicates that the resource has been moved permanently, whereas the code 302 indicates a temporary change
The status code 307 indicates that the resource has been moved temporarily, whereas the code 308 indicates a permanent change
What is a regular expression? (1)
A rule that the TYPO3 Association developed for the TYPO3 Code of Conduct
An expression that is regularly used in the web technology to securely encrypt passwords
A technology that allows users to specify search patterns for texts
A configuration language to define virtual hosts in the Apache HTTP server
Which of the following statements about the regular expression /^(cute)*(kitty)+/ are correct? (3)
It matches the input “cute” as the word “kitty” is optional (due to the quantifier +)
It matches the input “cutekittycat” as the regex does not feature the $-character that would define the end of the input
It matches the input “etucyttik” as the order of characters is arbitrary
It does not match the input “fookitty” as the input does neither start with “cute” nor “kitty”
It does not match the input “cutekitty” as the input must not start with the word “cute” (due to the quantifier *)
It matches the input “kitty” as the word “cute” at the beginning is optional (due to the quantifier *)
Which of these terms does the regular expression /^foo.bar[1-9]?$/ match? (1)
foobar
foobar6
foo2bar123
fooobar1
foobar1
foo123
fffoobarrr
bar9
123foobar123
Which regular expressions match the term “Image 42”? (2)
/^[A-Za-z0-9][a-z]?\s[0-9]{2,4}$/
/^Image[0-9]+$/
/^[a-z]{1}[a-z]{1,}[0-9]{1}$/
/^\w{1,5}\s\d+$/
/^\d[a-zA-Z]*\s42$/
