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Exam Questions

11 sets · 82 questions — organized by topic.

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  1. Q1.

    Explain What is WordPress (CMS) and illustrate with a short WordPress program.

    Hint: Aim for a definition + runnable snippet + sample output.

    5 pts
  2. Q2.

    Write a WordPress program that demonstrates WordPress.com vs WordPress.org in practice.

    Hint: Include input, logic, and commented output lines.

    8 pts
  3. Q3.

    Compare Features & Advantages with a related concept and state when each is preferable.

    Hint: Build a tiny pros/cons table; give a use-case for each side.

    5 pts
  4. Q4.

    Debug — given a broken snippet using Real-world use cases, identify the bug and fix it.

    Hint: Explain the root cause in one line, then give the corrected code.

    7 pts
  5. Q5.

    Design question — how would WordPress ecosystem (Themes & Plugins) scale for 1 million users?

    Hint: Think about time/space complexity, caching, batching.

    5 pts
  6. Q6.

    Explain Domain & Hosting basics and illustrate with a short WordPress program.

    Hint: Aim for a definition + runnable snippet + sample output.

    5 pts
  7. Q7.

    Write a WordPress program that demonstrates Installing WordPress (Live server) in practice.

    Hint: Include input, logic, and commented output lines.

    8 pts
  8. Q8.

    Compare Local setup (XAMPP / Localhost) with a related concept and state when each is preferable.

    Hint: Build a tiny pros/cons table; give a use-case for each side.

    5 pts