Database System Concepts
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Suppose you have used the following JavaScript code to define cookies for a web page:
document.cookie = "userName=Robertson;path=/partyTime;secure";
document.cookie = "cakeFlavor=carrot;path=/partyTime;secure";
document.cookie = "theme=Pirates;path=/partyTime;secure";
When you want to retrieve the field names and values stored in the document.cookie object using JavaScript, what should you do first?
document.cookie = "userName=Robertson;path=/partyTime;secure";
document.cookie = "cakeFlavor=carrot;path=/partyTime;secure";
document.cookie = "theme=Pirates;path=/partyTime;secure";
When you want to retrieve the field names and values stored in the document.cookie object using JavaScript, what should you do first?
a.
Iterate over thedocument.cookieobject, saving each name and value as a separate array element.
b.
Call the methoddocument.cookie.split("; "), creating an array ofname=valuepairs for each stored cookie.
c.
Apply thedecodeURIComponent()method to thedocument.cookieobject to extract the names and values, saving the result to an array.
d.
Use theslice()method to produce a substring containing only thename=valuepairs by removing thepathandsecureattributes from the cookie’s text string.
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