Which code segment should you use?

You are developing an application that consumes an external web service. The web service returns the latest
stock rate. The application has two methods:
The getResults() method makes an AJAX web service request.
The ShowRate() method displays the stock rate from the web service response.The application has two JavaScript variables named newStockRate and stockRate to store the latest and
previous stock rates, respectively.
Users must be able to compare the old stock rate with the new stock rate.
You need to ensure that newStockRate and stockRate retain their values for comparison.
Which code segment should you use?

You are developing an application that consumes an external web service. The web service returns the latest
stock rate. The application has two methods:
The getResults() method makes an AJAX web service request.
The ShowRate() method displays the stock rate from the web service response.The application has two JavaScript variables named newStockRate and stockRate to store the latest and
previous stock rates, respectively.
Users must be able to compare the old stock rate with the new stock rate.
You need to ensure that newStockRate and stockRate retain their values for comparison.
Which code segment should you use?

A.
Option A

B.
Option B

C.
Option C

D.
Option D



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puvpul

puvpul

question is not clear

fbasa

fbasa

variables created vs used not match,

Boniface Donfack

Boniface Donfack

Answer seems to be D. It is the only one which stored the result in the variable stockRate to keep history.

Repo

Repo

But it wont work because of async = true.

puvpul

puvpul

Agree with Boniface

lully

lully

agree with D