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Question 1

Which parts of the text are matched in the following regular expression?

Options:

A.

bang bong bung

B.

bang bonged bung

C.

big bang bong bung

D.

big bang bung

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Question 2

Given the following two functions, what statement is correct?

function dynamicNew($name) {

return new $name;

}

function reflectionNew($name) {

$r = new ReflectionClass($name);

return $r->newInstanceArgs();

}

Options:

A.

Both functions do the same

B.

dynamicNew() results in a parse error, reflectionNew() works

Question 3

Identify the security vulnerability in the following example:

1

2 echo "Welcome, {$_POST['name']}.";

3 ?>

Options:

A.

SQL Injection

B.

Cross-Site Scripting

C.

Remote Code Injection

D.

None of the above