Which technology is more suitable for creating high-quality scalable graphics?
A). A. Canvas
B). B. SVG
C). C. Both Canvas and SVG
D). D. Neither Canvas nor SVG
Which attribute is used to define the width and height of an SVG element?
A). A. size
B). B. dimensions
C). C. viewBox
D). D. width and height
How does SVG handle resizing and scaling of graphics?
A). A. Lossy scaling
B). B. Pixelation
C). C. Lossless scaling
D). D. No scaling support
Which technology is better for creating dynamic user interfaces and dashboards?
A). A. Canvas
B). B. SVG
C). C. Both Canvas and SVG
D). D. Neither Canvas nor SVG
Which technology is more efficient in terms of rendering performance?
A). A. Canvas
B). B. SVG
C). C. Both Canvas and SVG
D). D. Neither Canvas nor SVG
Which technology uses a vector-based drawing model?
A). A. Canvas
B). B. SVG
C). C. Both Canvas and SVG
D). D. None of the above
Which technology is more suitable for creating complex animations and effects?
A). A. Canvas
B). B. SVG
C). C. Both Canvas and SVG
D). D. Neither Canvas nor SVG
How does Canvas handle transparency and overlapping elements?
A). A. By adjusting z-index
B). B. By using CSS opacity
C). C. Through blending modes
D). D. It does not handle transparency
What type of elements does Canvas support?
A). A. Scalable vector shapes
B). B. Bitmap images
C). C. Interactive buttons
D). D. SVG paths
How does Canvas handle text rendering?
A). A. As vector-based text
B). B. As bitmap-based text
C). C. Using external font libraries
D). D. None of the above