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The document contains exercises related to HTML frames and framesets, including true or false questions, one-word answers, and explanations of tag attributes. It discusses the purpose of frames, the <FRAMESET> tag and its attributes, as well as the <FRAME> tag and its various attributes. Additionally, it explains the concept of nested framesets with an example.

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Unit4 Exerciseanswers

The document contains exercises related to HTML frames and framesets, including true or false questions, one-word answers, and explanations of tag attributes. It discusses the purpose of frames, the <FRAMESET> tag and its attributes, as well as the <FRAME> tag and its various attributes. Additionally, it explains the concept of nested framesets with an example.

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Unit-4 Exercise

A. True or False
1. True
2. False
3. True
4. True
5. True

B. Give one word for the following


1. Src
2. Bordercolor
3. Frameset
4. Frameborder
5. Frame

C. Explain the difference between the following tag attributes:


1. Cols specifies the number and width of columns in a frameset and rows
specifies the number and height of rows in a frameset.
2. Border sets the thickness of the frame borders while the bordercolor defines
the color of the frame borders.
3. Src specifies the URL of the content to display in the frame and name assigns
a name to the frame, which can be used for links.
4. Marginheight sets the vertical space (top and bottom) between the content
and the frame's edges while Marginwidth sets the horizontal space (left and
right) between the content and the frame's edges.

D. Answer the following questions.


1. Why do we need to create frames in HTML window?
 To divide the window into a different pane
2. Discuss the <FRAMESET> tag and attributes
 To create a set of frames on an HTML web page. It divides the page
into rows and columns, specifying how the browser should split the
screen into separate windows or panes. These panes can be used to
display different HTML elements in each area. Src, Name,Frameborder,
Bordercolor, Scrolling, Marginheight, Marginwidth.
3. Discuss the different attributes of the <FRAME> tag
 Src: Specifies the URL of the initial file to be displayed in the frame.
 Name: Assigns a name to the frame that may be used as a target for
links
 Frameborder: Specifies whether the border should be visible or not. Its
value can be either Yes or No.
 Bordercolor: Specifies the color of the border of the frame.
 Scrolling: Specifies the scroll information for the frame. It can have a
value Yes, No or Auto. Yes means scrollbars are displayed. No means
scrollbars are never available and Auto means provides scrolling if
necessary. Auto is the default value.
 Marginheight : Specifies, in pixels, the space to be left between the
frame's contents at top and bottom margins.
 Marginwidth: Specifies, in pixels, the space to be left between the
frame's contents at its left and right margins.
4. What is a nested frameset? Give an example.
 A nested frameset is when one <FRAMESET> tag is placed inside
another <FRAMESET> tag so you can divide the web page, to create
complex layouts with multiple rows and columns.
 For example, You can divide it into 4 sections using columns (cols),
rows (rows).

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