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answer should be 3 and 4 option Cookies are bits of data stored on the client by the browser. Cookies can, and do, store all sorts of interesting tidbits about you, your applications, and the sites you visit. The term "cookie" is derived from "magic cookie," a well-known concept in UNIX computing that inspired both the idea and the name. Cookies are created and shared between the browser and the server via the HTTP Header, Cookie. The browser automatically knows it should store the cookie in the HTTP header in a file on your computer, and it keeps track of cookies on a per domain basis. The cookies for any given domain are always passed to the server by the browser in the HTTP headers, so developers of web applications can retrieve those values simply by asking for them on the server-side of the application. The way in which the session/connection length problem is solved is through a cookie. Almost all modern web applications generate a "session ID" and pass it along as a cookie. This enables the application to find the session on the server even after the connection from which the session was created is closed. Through this exchange of session IDs, state is maintained even for a stateless protocol like HTTP. sandip ranjan 10-10-2016 01:31 PM

Load Runner Answer: Persistent cookies are created temporarily in browser’s subfolder while visiting a website. Solution: Cookies is not software, it is a small piece of code of file that contain string value. It is sent from the server and store in the user web browser when user accesses the website. When a user again accesses the same website then the browser sends the store information to the server and retrieves used specific information on the web. Therefore, option B is the correct answer. Rohit Srivastava 08-7-2014 03:29 AM

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