Which term refers to a suite of tools that help developers debug and analyze webpages from within a browser?

• A. Class
• B. Bubble Sort
• C. Browser Developer Tools
• D. Client-Side Programming

Answer: (C)

These tools are built into modern browsers to help you debug and analyze webpages directly in the browser. Browser developer tools provide a set of panels and utilities—such as inspecting the DOM to see and edit HTML/CSS, using the console to run JavaScript and log messages, examining network requests to understand loading behavior, and profiling performance and memory usage. This integrated toolkit lets you diagnose layout issues, test changes in real time, and understand how a page loads and runs, all without leaving the browser.

In contrast, a class is just a programming blueprint for creating objects, a sorting algorithm like Bubble Sort is a method for ordering data, and client-side programming refers to code that runs in the browser (not a built-in toolkit) and doesn’t inherently describe a debugging or analysis suite.