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A web developer needs to test the compatibility of web functions across multiple different browsers and versions of those browsers. The web developer only has one machine and cannot install multiple browser versions. Which of the following should the developer do to BEST resolve the issue?

  • A. Purchase more machines.
  • B. Deploy application virtualization.
  • C. Test using a virtual desktop.
  • D. Set up a multiboot configuration.
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Suggested Answer: C 🗳️
by Chichi2211 at July 7, 2023, 1:29 a.m.

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Payu1994
Highly Voted 1 year, 5 months ago
B. Deploy application virtualization. To test the compatibility of web functions across multiple browsers and versions without installing multiple browser versions on a single machine, the web developer can use application virtualization. This approach allows different versions of browsers to run in isolated environments, making it possible to test web applications across various browser configurations without conflicts. Option A (Purchase more machines) could be a solution, but it might be costly and less efficient than using virtualization. Option C (Test using a virtual desktop) might work, but application virtualization is a more targeted approach focused on isolating specific applications. Option D (Set up a multiboot configuration) involves partitioning the hard drive and installing multiple operating systems, which may not be as flexible or efficient as using application virtualization for this specific use case.
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Nate_A
5 months, 2 weeks ago
While application virtualization is a powerful tool for isolating applications and ensuring compatibility, it's not the most suitable solution for this specific scenario. Application virtualization is primarily used to isolate applications from the underlying operating system. It's designed to ensure that applications run consistently across different devices and operating systems. However, in this case, the web developer needs to test the compatibility of web functions across different browsers and versions. Application virtualization wouldn't directly address this need. It would still require the developer to install and manage multiple browsers within the virtualized environment, which can be complex and time-consuming. A virtual desktop is a more suitable solution because it allows the developer to create multiple virtual machines, each running a different operating system and browser combination. This provides a flexible and efficient way to test web applications across various platforms and configurations. GG
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Yasin571
Highly Voted 1 year, 8 months ago
Selected Answer: C
c is the correct answer
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Nate_A
Most Recent 5 months, 2 weeks ago
The best solution for the web developer is C. Test using a virtual desktop. A virtual desktop allows the developer to run multiple operating systems and browser versions simultaneously on a single physical machine. This provides a flexible and cost-effective way to test web applications across different platforms and browsers. Here's why the other options aren't as suitable: A. Purchase more machines: This is the most expensive and resource-intensive solution. B. Deploy application virtualization: While this can be useful for isolating applications, it's not the best solution for testing multiple browsers. D. Set up a multiboot configuration: This can be complex to manage and may require frequent rebooting to switch between different operating systems. Therefore, using a virtual desktop is the most efficient and cost-effective way to test web applications across multiple browsers. GG
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Raffaelloo
1 year, 5 months ago
Selected Answer: C
Application virtualization individualizes the user experience to make it app specific, while full desktops give users the experience of a complete desktop. Full virtual desktops also work well if a business wants to allow employees to use multiple devices
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Chichi2211
1 year, 10 months ago
I vote C and not B because Deploying application virtualization is not the most appropriate solution for testing web functions across different browsers. Application virtualization focuses on virtualizing specific applications rather than creating multiple virtual machines with different browser versions.
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