Question

question 2 (1 point)
true or false: a cookie is a small packet of information stored on the browser, and it is persistent, meaning it is maintained between browser sessions and might persist even when the user shuts down his or her computer.

true
false

question 3 (1 point)
true or false: cookies are comprised of text in the form of key-value pairs, often nicknamed \loaves,\ and up to 200 loaves can be stored in a single cookie jar.

Explanation:

Question 2

A persistent cookie is indeed a small packet of info stored on the browser, maintained between sessions and even after computer shutdown. So the statement matches the definition of a persistent cookie.

Cookies are key - value pairs of text, but they are not nicknamed "loaves" and there's no concept of a "cookie jar" with a limit of 200 "loaves" for storing cookies. This is a misrepresentation of cookie structure and storage.

Answer:

True

Question 3