In the following code,what does getDocumentBase()return? play(getDocumentBase(),"mysound.wav");
A) A URL object containing the location of the applet's .class file
B) A URL object containing the location of the HTML file that invoked the applet
C) The HTML location "mysound.wav"
D) The sound file itself

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As per the Java documentation, getDocumentBase() method returns a URL object representing the base location of the document containing the applet. In this case, it would return a URL object containing the location of the HTML file that invoked the applet. Therefore, the correct answer is B. Option A is incorrect as it would return a URL object containing the location of the applet's .class file. Option C is incorrect as it just specifies the filename and not the location. Option D is also incorrect as it would return the sound file itself and not the URL object for the location of the HTML file.

In the Following Code,what Does GetDocumentBase()return? Play(getDocumentBase(),"mysound.wav");