Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using HTML5 and JavaScript Free Practice Test — 30 Questions

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A developer is building a Windows Store app using HTML5 and JavaScript. The app requires fetching user profile data from a RESTful API. This data retrieval operation is time-consuming and must not block the user interface, ensuring a fluid user experience. After the data is successfully retrieved, it needs to be displayed in various `div` elements on the current page. Which of the following WinJS patterns is the most appropriate for initiating the data fetch and subsequently updating the UI with the retrieved information?

Utilize `WinJS.xhr` to initiate the asynchronous request and chain a `.done()` method to the returned Promise, with the success callback updating the UI elements.
Employ `setTimeout` with a delay to simulate data retrieval and then directly manipulate the DOM within the callback function.
Use `WinJS.xhr` to initiate the asynchronous request and immediately update the UI with placeholder data before the request completes.
Implement a synchronous `XMLHttpRequest` to fetch the data, blocking the UI thread until the response is received.

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