Client side server side

• What is client-side processing?

  Processing web page data on the client's computer
• How does client-side processing enhance interactivity on a web page?

  It uses the client's processor for coordination
• What type of code is used for client-side processing?

  A scripting language
• When do web scripts run in client-side processing?

  When the web page is loaded
• What happens when a user moves their mouse over a web page?

  The script is affected by the mouse movement
• How does a processor image on a web page demonstrate client-side processing?

  The image changes based on mouse movement
• What occurs when a client requests a web page?

  The web server downloads a copy to the client
• What are the benefits of client-side processing?

  • Speed: Faster data access
  • Security: Data cannot be intercepted
• What are the drawbacks of client-side processing?

  • Browser-specific: Different browsers process differently
  • Computer speed: Relies on client's processor speed
• What is server-side processing?

  Processing web page data on the server's computer
• How does server-side processing differ from client-side processing?

  It processes data on the web server
• What type of code is used for server-side processing?

  A scripting language
• What are the benefits of server-side processing?

  • Efficiency: Handles complex data processing
  • Data security: Data is encrypted during transmission
  • Browser-independent: Works uniformly across browsers
  • Speed: More powerful processing on the server
• What are the drawbacks of server-side processing?

  • Speed: Slower due to data transfer
  • Overload: Server may slow down with many requests
  • Security: Data is at risk during transmission
• What happens if many users request data simultaneously on a server?

  The server may become overloaded
• How does server-side processing ensure browser compatibility?

  All browsers interpret code the same way
• What is the main difference in processing location between client-side and server-side processing?

  Client-side uses the user's device, server-side uses the server
• Why is data security a concern in server-side processing?

  Data is at risk during internet transmission
• What is a potential issue with server-side processing during high traffic?

  The server may run slowly or crash
• What are the key differences between client-side and server-side processing?

  Client-side processing:

  • Runs on the user's device
  • Faster and more interactive
  • Browser-specific issues

  
  

  Server-side processing:

  • Runs on the web server
  • More secure and efficient for complex tasks
  • Consistent across browsers