Var cookie = "username=mike2009";

cookie + = "; max-age=" + 365 * 24 * 60 * 60;

cookie + = "; path=/";

document. cookie = cookie;

(Refer to code example 15-1.) This code

creates a cookie that's removed when the user closes the browser

creates a cookie that's stored for 1 year

creates a cookie that's stored for 365 minutes

does not create a cookie

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Jan Mcbride

Computers & Technology

17 December, 09:13

Var cookie = "username=mike2009";

cookie + = "; max-age=" + 365 * 24 * 60 * 60;

cookie + = "; path=/";

document. cookie = cookie;

(Refer to code example 15-1.) This code

creates a cookie that's removed when the user closes the browser

creates a cookie that's stored for 1 year

creates a cookie that's stored for 365 minutes

does not create a cookie

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Answers (1)

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Jasper Briggs · Answer 1

creates a cookie that stored for 1 year.

Explanation:

The code snippet creates a cookie with name mike2009. max-age is used to delete the cookie max-age takes the time in seconds so 365*24*60*60 is equal to 1 year. max-age attribute will delete the cookie after 1 year. In this code max-age is used but expires is used most often because it is supported by all of the browsers max-age is not supported by internet explorer,