refactor(curriculum): local storage and crud quiz (freeCodeCamp#58531)

Author: ihechikara

curriculum/challenges/english/25-front-end-development/quiz-local-storage-and-crud/66edd3f9bef926f129990425.md

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-What does 'CRUD' stand for in the context of web development?
+What does CRUD stand for in the context of web development?
 
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@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Create, Read, Update, Delete.
 
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-Which HTTP method is commonly associated with the 'Create' operation in a RESTful API?
+Which HTTP method is commonly associated with the Create operation in a RESTful API?
 
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-Which of the following 'CRUD' operations is typically performed when modifying an existing record in a database?
+Which of the following CRUD operations is typically performed when modifying an existing record in a database?
 
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@@ -149,95 +149,95 @@ How can you remove a single item from sessionStorage?
 
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-What operation does `JSON.parse()` perform in JavaScript?
+What is the difference between `PUT` and `PATCH`?
 
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-Converts a JavaScript object into a JSON string.
+`PUT` modifies specific fields, while `PATCH` replaces the entire resource.
 
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-Encodes a JavaScript object into a base64 string.
+`PUT` only adds new resources, while `PATCH` updates existing ones.
 
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-Validates if a given string is a valid JSON object.
+`PUT` is used for retrieving data, while `PATCH` is used for sending data.
 
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-Parses a JSON string and returns a corresponding JavaScript object.
+`PUT` replaces the entire resource, while `PATCH` updates specific fields.
 
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-Which of the following methods correctly converts the JavaScript object `const user = { name: "Emma", age: 35 };` into a JSON string?
+What is the cache storage used for?
 
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-`JSON.encode(user)`
+Cache storage is used to permanently store user credentials securely in the browser for authentication purposes.
 
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-`JSON.parse(user)`
+Cache storage is used to store large volumes of structured data in the browser using a database system.
 
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-`JSON.toString(user)`
+Cache storage is used to track user sessions and preferences by storing key-value pairs accessible across multiple websites.
 
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-`JSON.stringify(user)`
+Cache storage is used to store frequently requested network resources, reducing load times and improving performance.
 
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-Which of the following values can be directly converted to JSON using `JSON.stringify()`?
+What is a cookie in the context of web development?
 
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-`undefined`
+A type of HTTP request.
 
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-A Function.
+A piece of code that runs in the browser.
 
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-A DOM Element.
+A method to store large files on a server.
 
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-An Object.
+A small piece of data stored by the user's web browser.
 
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-What is a cookie in the context of web development?
+Which of the following methods is used to manually set a cookie in JavaScript?
 
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-A type of HTTP request.
+`document.setCookie`
 
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-A piece of code that runs in the browser.
+`document.cookie.set`
 
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-A method to store large files on a server.
+`document.createCookie`
 
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-A small piece of data stored on the user's computer by the web browser.
+`document.cookie`
 
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-Which of the following code snippets correctly deletes a cookie named 'username'?
+Which of the following code snippets correctly deletes a cookie named `username`?
 
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-Cookies are sent to the server with every HTTP request.
+Session cookies expire when the browser is closed.
 
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-Cookies can be accessed and modified via JavaScript.
+HttpOnly cookies cannot be accessed by JavaScript.
 
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-Cookies have a maximum size limit of around 4KB per cookie.
+Secure cookies are only transmitted over HTTPS.
 
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-Cookies can only store string data.
+Cookies can only be set by the server.
 
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-A technique used to identify users based on their IP address.
+A technique used in identifying users based on their IP address.
 
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 A form of data encryption.
 
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-A way to store data in the browser's cache.
+A method of storing data in the browser's cache.
 
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-A method of tracking users using unique attributes of their browser and device configuration.
+A way of tracking users through browser and device attributes.
 
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-What is a primary risk associated with improperly stored sensitive data in client-side storage?
+What is a primary risk associated with storing passwords in local storage?
 
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-Data duplication.
+Local storage data is deleted once you close the browser tab.
 
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-Data compression.
+Local storage data is lost once you delete cookies.
 
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-Increased page load time.
+Local storage doesn't work offline.
 
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-Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks.
+Local storage is not encrypted and can be accessed easily.
 
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-What is one way to mitigate the risk of XSS attacks affecting client-side storage?
+What of the following statements is true about client-side storage?
 
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-Use plain text for all data stored in localStorage.
+Client-side storage uses objects instead of strings to store data.
 
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-Increase the size limit of cookies.
+Client-side storage uses cloud services to sync user data across multiple devices.
 
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-Disable JavaScript in the browser.
+Client-side storage is more secure than server-side storage.
 
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-Sanitize user inputs and escape outputs to prevent script injection.
+Client-side storage allows websites to store data on a user's device.
 
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