<canvas> element?
Which of the following is true about Canvas compared to SVG?
A). A. Canvas is resolution-independent
B). B. Canvas is vector-based
C). C. Canvas is more suitable for static graphics
D). D. Canvas provides DOM access to drawn elements
How does Canvas handle transparency in drawings?
A). A. Through opacity settings
B). B. By using blending modes
C). C. Transparent pixels are not supported
D). D. Through CSS styles
Which event is commonly used to trigger drawing operations on a Canvas element?
A). A. click event
B). B. load event
C). C. hover event
D). D. submit event
Which rendering context is commonly used for 2D graphics in Canvas?
A). A. 3d
B). B. webgl
C). C. 2d
D). D. canvas
What happens if a browser does not support the <canvas> element?
A). A. The Canvas is displayed with default settings
B). B. An error is shown
C). C. The Canvas is rendered as an image
D). D. It falls back to alternative content
What does the fillRect method do in Canvas?
A). A. Draws a rectangle with a fill color
B). B. Clears the Canvas
C). C. Draws a circle
D). D. Draws a line
What does the getContext method do in Canvas?
A). A. Gets the element's context
B). B. Gets the 2D rendering context
C). C. Gets the Canvas size
D). D. Gets the Canvas ID
What is the purpose of the Canvas getContext method?
A). A. To set the Canvas context
B). B. To get the rendering context
C). C. To change the Canvas size
D). D. To clear the Canvas
Which method is used to draw an image onto a Canvas element?
A). A. drawImage
B). B. addImage
C). C. createImage
D). D. loadImage
Which method is used to start a new path in Canvas for drawing shapes?
A). A. startPath
B). B. beginPath
C). C. newPath
D). D. createPath