Hue is developing an XSLT style sheet to display data from a research survey. The structure of the surveys.xml file is shown in the accompanying figure. She comes to you for assistance in preparing the final file.
-Hue would like to access the response attribute of the question element. Assume the question element is the context node. Which of the following do you tell her represents the relative path to this attribute?
A) /surveys/survey/question/response
B) /surveys/survey/question/@response
C) question/@response
D) /@response

Question

Hue is developing an XSLT style sheet to display data from a research survey. The structure of the surveys.xml file is shown in the accompanying figure. She comes to you for assistance in preparing the final file.
-Hue would like to access the response attribute of the question element. Assume the question element is the context node. Which of the following do you tell her represents the relative path to this attribute?
A) /surveys/survey/question/response 
B) /surveys/survey/question/@response 
C) question/@response 
D) /@response

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The relative path to access an attribute from the context node (question element) is to use the "@" symbol followed by the attribute name, without any leading slashes.

Hue Is Developing an XSLT Style Sheet to Display Data