Which of the following is a common feature of HTML5 APIs?

Question

Options

• AOffline storage capability
• BServer-side scripting
• CAutomatic website translation
• D3D graphics rendering

• A
  94% (32)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

HTML5 introduced built-in APIs for offline storage (via localStorage, sessionStorage, and the Cache API), allowing web apps to persist data in the browser and even function without an internet connection - making A correct. B is wrong because server-side scripting (PHP, Node.js, etc.) runs on the server, not in the browser, and has nothing to do with HTML5. C is false because HTML5 has no automatic translation capability; that's handled by external services like Google Translate. D is partially misleading - HTML5 does include the <canvas> element with WebGL for 3D rendering, but this is not described as a "common feature of HTML5 APIs" in the same foundational way offline storage is, and the question targets the most broadly applicable answer.

Memory tip: Think "HTML5 = browser power-ups" - offline storage is the quintessential example of HTML5 giving the browser capabilities it previously lacked, independent of any server.

No community discussion yet for this question.