no way. The only thing you could bypass is token and password. that thing could be visible through the html scipt itself by inspect it or view the source.
for the question, there is no way to show the correct answer. REMEMBER EXCEPT TOKEN AND PASSWORD.
This depends on the type of web page that you're viewing;
Static - A static web page will be pre-loaded, and therefore all information on the page will be loaded into the browser. Unless the answer is algorithmic and is generated through JavaScript, you should be able to find an answer through Source viewing or page inspection.
Dynamic - A dynamic page is connected to a back-end system (most commonly a server). If the page is dynamic, the answer may not be downloaded by the browser until told to do so by the code. In this instance, there is no way to find the answer through code inspection, nor page source views.
If you're unable to find the answer, the page is most likely dynamic.
Hope this helped.
Open the dev tool, put the break points in source code and keep moving , you can see all the values rendered for the elements.
Hmmm…I am going to say no. That element won't be on that page…it will be at the server. Why not…instead of trying to be more devious than a more experienced coder…you just learn instead?
If the answers are in fact on the page but just hidden then you can use the inspect tool to view the source and read the answer. A good developer would not code it that way though they would make an ajax call to the server to check your answer thus preventing cheating in the way you suggest
The short answer is: It all depends how the system has the answers, and most probably not, you can’t.
If they have implemented the answers in the backend (which is usually the case), you won’t be able to see the answers.
Only if the answers are sent to the browser and they check the validity of them via javascript, then you will be able to check them.
Depending on what answers it is you're looking for, you can sometimes find them in the source code
Not sure exactly what scenario you have in mind, but if your answer is in the code of the page, then anyone can use the web browser's "view source" feature to view it. The Web Inspector is just view source on steroids, so it can also provide a way to view invisible elements that are in your code but not displayed on your page.
Most likely no.
Good web programming will interact with a web server to validate answers, record your response and then move on to the next question.
Depends totally on the code. Some plain HTML might work, jquery/javascript might obfuscate the answers. Any reputable web page should not allow you to do that.
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Hello, So there's a server-side language called PHP, and it can't be seen in inspect or source code. As far as I know, Google Forms' written questions are the only thing you can cheat on. If you press Ctrl+U and scroll down, you should see [1870334847,"Type your answer here",null,0,[[887816666,null,1,null,[[4,301,["7/20"],"Try Again"]]]]],[663278317,null,null,8,null,-2],[593138570,null,null,11,null,null,["12TtaLIOjd-KVytl-OHHbnkv48HUcpq8tdYBMgiajXJi8eGM",0,[711,400,0]]],[1252817690,null,null,8],[1587101682,null,null,11,null,null,["1dK7I1T7VYHw-WAunPFANr7lf1RwXM0CVumVNgss4MPxmxVU",0,[711,400,0]]],[352999836,"Type your answer here",null,0,[[1840728017,null,1,null,[[4,301,["-5/6"]," Try Again"]]]]],[113727131,null,null,8],[1406157056,null,null,11,null,null,["1h-aDdCmI46Vyyno1oWsxNL4FH8MgdUDcgM1mTvzpY3Y5N-k",0,[711,400,0]]],[ And other weird stuff like that. If you look at it tho, you can see short answer questions' answers. ,[210158100,"Type your answer here",null,0,[[1934463507,null,1,null,[[4,301,["5/21"] As you can see, 5/21 is in quotes, so that's the answer. I know this didn't answer your question, but it might work on mcgraw hill. I don't know though.
