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[ FALL 2015 ] ASSIGNMENT
PROGRAM
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BSc IT
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SEMESTER
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FIFTH
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SUBJECT CODE & NAME
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BT0087, WML and WAP Programming-Theory
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CREDITS
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2
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BK ID
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B1182
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MAX. MARKS
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30
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Note: Answer all questions.
Q1 Draw and explain in brief the wireless
application protocol (WAP) architecture.
Answer:
The Wireless Application Protocol has become the standard for communication
between server applications and its clients.
That is exactly what the Wireless Application Protocol is; for example,
WAP is used as a standardized method so that a cellular phone can talk to a
server among the cellular network that it belongs to. Because WAP has become so global, it no
longer is bounded by the means of the cellular market. WAP has become the link of the Internet to
the Mobile World, bridging a gap between two of the top industries of the
world.
Q. 2. Describe the various data types
available in WML script.
Answer:Like JavaScript, WMLScript is
weakly typed. WMLScript has only one type of variable, which is var. However,
WMLScript variables are actually handled as five primitive data types
internally. A variable can be used to store a value of any of the five
primitive data types. The data types supported in WMLScript are:
1. Boolean. A Boolean value can be true
or false.
Examples:
Q. 3. Briefly explain the WML external
functions with an example.
Answer:In WMLScript, all code must be
encapsulated in functions. This is different from
JavaScript in which a web developer can choose whether to place the code in
functions or directly in the markup. A function in WMLScript is defined using
the following format. The parts enclosed inside brackets [] are optional.
[extern]
function function_name([argument1,
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