When a browser makes a request for a static web page, the web server a. finds the HTML for the page and renders it b. renders the HTML for the page and returns it to the browser c. generates the HTML for the page and returns it to the browser d. returns the HTML for the page and the browser renders it

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Russell Jacobson

Computers & Technology

9 February, 15:24

When a browser makes a request for a static web page, the web server a. finds the HTML for the page and renders it b. renders the HTML for the page and returns it to the browser c. generates the HTML for the page and returns it to the browser d. returns the HTML for the page and the browser renders it

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Eden Mcmillan · Answer 1

d.

Explanation:

The rendering is always a browser job, so al answers where it is suggested that the web server does that are wrong.

Static web pages are actually pre-created HTML files on the web server file system. So all that has to happen is that the web server reads them from the file system and sends them back to the browser.

Dynamic web pages (e. g., PHP pages) first have to be run to generate HTML. That is the difference between answer c and d.