JavaScript Post Course Assessment

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How do you create a function named coolFunction?
- Function coolfunction () {}
- Function=coolFunction()
- Function:coolFunction(){}
- Function coolFunction () {}

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This 'Javascript Post Course Assessment' evaluates key JavaScript skills, focusing on syntax, functions, operators, and string manipulation. It's designed for learners to demonstrate their understanding and ability to apply JavaScript in practical scenarios.

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To display text ‘’message’ along with the value contained in variable msg, an alert box should be called via:
- Call alert ('message' + msg);
- Alert ('message' + msg);
- AlertBox ('message' + msg);
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Alert ('message' + msg);

Explanation

To display the text 'message' along with the value contained in the variable msg, the correct way is to call the alert box using the syntax alert ('message' + msg). This will concatenate the string 'message' with the value of the variable msg and display it in an alert box. The other options, such as call alert, alert, and alertBox, are incorrect syntax and will not display the desired result.

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3.

In a JS statement, what is the difference between a++ vs ++a where a is a variable:
- A++ increments the value of a by 1, ++a is incorrect
- Both are same and increment the value of a by 1
- Both increments the value of a by 1 but a++ does it after assignment and ++a does it before assignment
- Both are wrong and will cause an error in the code
Correct Answer

A. Both increments the value of a by 1 but a++ does it after assignment and ++a does it before assignment

Explanation

The difference between a++ and ++a is that a++ increments the value of a by 1 after the assignment, while ++a increments the value of a by 1 before the assignment.

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4.

Which of these is not a comparison operator?
- >
- =
- !=
Correct Answer

A. =

Explanation

The equal sign (=) is not a comparison operator, but an assignment operator. It is used to assign a value to a variable, rather than comparing two values. Comparison operators are used to compare values and include operators such as greater than (>), less than (=), less than or equal to (

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5.

Which command skips the rest of a case statement?
- Return
- Exit
- Continue
- Break
Correct Answer

A. Break

Explanation

The correct answer is "break". In a case statement, the break command is used to exit the switch statement and skip the remaining cases. It is often used to prevent fall-through, where execution continues to the next case even after a match is found. By using break, the program will jump to the end of the switch statement, allowing it to continue executing the code after the switch block.

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How can you reference part of a string starting from 4th character and containing a total of 5 characters contained in var str? (e.g. from a string “hello world!”, it should return “lo wo”).
- Str.substr(4,9);
- Str.part(3,5);
- Str.substr(3,5);
- Str.part(4,9);
Correct Answer

A. Str.substr(3,5);

Explanation

The correct answer is `str.substr(3,5)` because the `substr()` method in JavaScript is used to extract a portion of a string, starting from the specified index and containing the specified number of characters. In this case, `str.substr(3,5)` will start from the 4th character (index 3) and return a string with 5 characters.

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7.

Which event do you use to run something after the page has finished loading?
- Onfinished
- Onload
- Onunload
- Oncomplete
Correct Answer

A. Onload

Explanation

The correct answer is "onload". The "onload" event is used to run something after the page has finished loading. This event is commonly used to trigger functions or scripts that require the page's content to be fully loaded before executing. It ensures that all elements, including images and external resources, have been loaded and are ready to be manipulated or interacted with.

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How do you define a "for" loop which starts from 0, goes till 5 and increments by 1 after each iteration?
- For (i
- For i = 0 to 5 {…}
- For (i = 0; i
- For (i = 0; i
Correct Answer

A. For (i = 0; i

Explanation

The correct answer is "for (i = 0; i < 6; i++)". This is the correct syntax for defining a "for" loop that starts from 0, goes till 5, and increments by 1 after each iteration. The loop will continue as long as the value of "i" is less than 6, and after each iteration, the value of "i" will be incremented by 1.

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What is the correct way to write a JavaScript array?
- Var txt = new Array ="tim","kim","jim";
- Var txt = new Array("tim","kim","jim");
- Var txt = new Array:1=("tim")2=("kim")3=("jim");
- Var txt = new Array(1:"tim",2:"kim",3:"jim");
Correct Answer

A. Var txt = new Array("tim","kim","jim");

Explanation

The correct way to write a JavaScript array is by using the syntax var txt = new Array("tim","kim","jim"). This creates an array named "txt" with three elements: "tim", "kim", and "jim".

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What will the statement mentioned below will do? result = (testCond == 1) ? “pass” : “fail”;
- Will return error as this is not a valid statement in JS.
- If testCond is equal to 1 then result will contain an array with two elements pass and fail.
- If testCond is equal to 1 then result will contain string pass otherwise it will be set to fail.
- Result will contain value of testCond if the testCond is equal to 1
Correct Answer

A. If testCond is equal to 1 then result will contain string pass otherwise it will be set to fail.

Explanation

The statement mentioned will assign the value "pass" to the variable "result" if the condition "testCond == 1" is true. Otherwise, it will assign the value "fail" to the variable "result".

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JavaScript Post Course Assessment

How do you create a function named coolFunction?

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To display text ‘’message’ along with the value contained in variable msg, an alert box should be called via:

In a JS statement, what is the difference between a++ vs ++a where a is a variable:

Which of these is not a comparison operator?

Which command skips the rest of a case statement?

How can you reference part of a string starting from 4th character and containing a total of 5 characters contained in var str? (e.g. from a string “hello world!”, it should return “lo wo”).

Which event do you use to run something after the page has finished loading?

How do you define a "for" loop which starts from 0, goes till 5 and increments by 1 after each iteration?

What is the correct way to write a JavaScript array?

What will the statement mentioned below will do? result = (testCond == 1) ? “pass” : “fail”;