A) To define Ecto schemas. B) To render HTML templates. C) To manage database connections. D) To route incoming HTTP requests to the appropriate controller action.
A) elixir new B) iex -S mix phx.new C) mix phx.new D) phoenix new
A) Runs database migrations. B) Starts the Phoenix server. C) Compiles the Elixir code. D) Generates a new resource.
A) router.ex B) application.ex C) endpoint.ex D) config.exs
A) lib/my_app/views B) lib/my_app_web/views C) priv/views D) web/views
A) Defines the application's configurations. B) Defines the structure of a database table. C) Defines the application's layout. D) Defines the routes of the application.
A) To handle HTTP requests. B) To provide real-time communication via WebSockets. C) To define database migrations. D) To manage background jobs.
A) ecto migrate B) mix ecto.migrate C) elixir migrate D) mix phx.migrate
A) Highly Textual Markup Language B) Hyper Transfer Markup Language C) HyperText Markup Language D) Home Tool Markup Language
A) web/router.ex B) config/config.exs C) lib/my_app_web/endpoint.ex D) lib/my_app/application.ex
A) To define a schema. B) To define a route. C) To import necessary modules and functions for controllers. D) To start the server.
A) web/templates B) lib/my_app_web/templates C) lib/my_app/templates D) priv/templates
A) Extended Erlang B) External Elixir C) Embedded Elixir D) Extra Elixir
A) Runs the application's tests. B) Generates new test files. C) Compiles the test environment. D) Starts the test server.
A) A tool for code formatting. B) A specification for composable modules in web applications. C) A library for database migrations. D) A framework for building command-line applications.
A) Easy integration with other programming languages. B) Simplicity and rapid prototyping. C) Speed, scalability, and maintainability. D) Large community support and extensive documentation.
A) render/2 B) view/2 C) template/2 D) display/2
A) A compiled EEx template. B) A Phoenix template that uses HTML-aware syntax. C) A Javascript templating engine. D) An old version of EEx.
A) To remove Ecto from an existing project. B) To install Ecto after creating a project. C) To update Ecto to the latest version. D) To generate a Phoenix project with Ecto pre-configured.
A) lib/my_app_web/endpoint.ex B) config/config.exs C) lib/my_app/application.ex D) web/router.ex
A) To define database schemas. B) To encapsulate business logic. C) To render HTML templates. D) To handle HTTP requests.
A) To define a loop. B) To declare a variable. C) To chain together function calls based on success or failure. D) To handle exceptions.
A) Represents a channel connection. B) Represents a user session. C) Represents a database connection. D) Represents the connection information for an incoming HTTP request.
A) Generates all the necessary files for CRUD operations on a resource. B) Generates a database migration. C) Generates a single HTML template. D) Generates a new Phoenix project.
A) A database management tool. B) A client-side JavaScript framework. C) A server-rendered interactive web application built with Phoenix. D) A code editor plugin.
A) Sends an event from the client to the server. B) Publishes an event to a PubSub topic. C) Triggers a database migration. D) Sends an event from the server to the client.
A) Formats the project's Elixir code. B) Generates new project files. C) Compiles the project's Elixir code. D) Runs the project's tests.
A) A code formatting tool. B) A testing framework. C) A library for publish-subscribe messaging. D) A database connection pool.
A) A configuration file for the LiveView. B) A map containing data passed from the server to the LiveView template. C) A function that updates the LiveView's state. D) A list of CSS classes to apply to an HTML element.
A) map "/", PageController, :index B) route "/", PageController, :index C) root PageController, :index D) get "/", PageController, :index |