Select the true statement from the choices below. Group of answer choices Invalid code may cause browsers to render the pages slower than otherwise. (A) A web page will not display in a browser unless it passes syntax validation testing. (B) Validation testing guarantees that your web page will looks good. (C) A web page must pass syntax validation testing before it is used.

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Laney House

Computers & Technology

4 January, 03:47

Select the true statement from the choices below. Group of answer choices Invalid code may cause browsers to render the pages slower than otherwise. (A) A web page will not display in a browser unless it passes syntax validation testing. (B) Validation testing guarantees that your web page will looks good. (C) A web page must pass syntax validation testing before it is used.

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Guillermo Osborne · Answer 1

(A) A web page will not display in a browser unless it passes syntax validation testing.

(C) A web page must pass syntax validation testing before it is used.

Explanation:

A website is a collection of related web pages. A web page is an electronically arranged content page, designed and developed using web development application and language tool and hosted on a web server.

Web page or application development follows a series of well defined stages called software development life cycle (SDLC). The web application must go through these processes from birth to the end-of-life of the application.

The validation testing in SDLC, consisting of unit, acceptance and loading testing, which checks for syntax error or bugs on the written codes, because bugs could slow the loading of the page or even the display and browser compatibility of elements in the code.