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Q.1) What is JavaScript?


[a] A programming language for creating web pages *
[b] A database management system
[c] A graphic design software
[d] A network protocol

Q.2) Which keyword is used to declare a variable in JavaScript?


[a] Var*
[b] int
[c] string
[d] variable

Q.3) What is the correct syntax for a JavaScript function?


[a] function myFunction() { } *
[b] myFunction = function() { }
[c] function = myFunction() { }
[d] myFunction()

Q.4) How do you write a comment in JavaScript?


[a] // This is a comment *
[b] <!-- This is a comment -->
[c] /* This is a comment */
[d] ' This is a comment '

Q.5) How do you check the data type of a variable in JavaScript?


[a] typeof *
[b] datatype
[c] vartype
[d] type

Q.6) What is the correct way to add an element to the end of an


array in JavaScript?
[a] array.push(element) *
[b] array.append(element)
[c] array.add(element)
[d] array.insert(element)

Q.7) How do you select an HTML element using its ID in JavaScript?


[a] document.getElementById('elementId') *
[b] document.getElementByClass('elementId')
[c] document.getElementByName('elementId')
[d] document.querySelector('#elementId')

Q.8) How do you create a JavaScript object?


[a] var obj = {} *
[b] var obj = new Object()
[c] var obj = Object.create()
[d] var obj = createObject()
Q.9) Which operator is used to compare both value and type in
JavaScript?
[a] === *
[b] ==
[c] !==
[d] =

Q.10) How do you convert a string to a number in JavaScript?


[a] parseInt() *
[b] parseFloat()
[c] toNumber()
[d] convertNumber()

Q.11) What is the result of the following expression: 3 + "2"?


[a] "32" *
[b] 5
[c] 32
[d] NaN

Q.12) What is the purpose of the "strict mode" in JavaScript?


[a] To enable modern JavaScript features
[b] To enforce stricter syntax rules and prevent common
mistakes *
[c] To optimize JavaScript code execution
[d] To provide additional security measures

Q.13) What does the "typeof" operator return for an array?


[a] "object" *
[b] "array"
[c] "list"
[d] "undefined"

Q.14) How do you create a new instance of an object in JavaScript?


[a] Using the "new" keyword *
[b] By assigning a value to a variable
[c] By declaring a function
[d] By calling the object's constructor directly

Q.15) What is the scope of a variable declared with the "let"


keyword?
[a] Global scope
[b] Function scope
[c] Block scope *
[d] Object scope

Q.16) What is the correct way to write a conditional statement in


JavaScript?
[a] if (condition) { // code block } *
[b] condition { // code block }
[c] (condition) => { // code block }
[d] if condition: // code block
Q.17) How do you access the length of an array in JavaScript?
[a] array.length *
[b] array.size
[c] array.length()
[d] array.count

Q.18) What is the difference between the "==" and "===" operators
in JavaScript?
[a] Both operators are identical
[b] "==" compares only the values, while "===" compares both
the values and types *
[c] "==" compares only the types, while "===" compares both
the values and types
[d] "==" is used for arithmetic operations, while "===" is
used for logical operations

Q.19) What is the purpose of the "this" keyword in JavaScript?


[a] It refers to the current function being executed
[b] It refers to the global object (window in a browser) *
[c] It refers to the previous element in an array
[d] It refers to the parent object of the current object

Q.20) How do you stop the execution of a JavaScript loop?


[a] Using the "break" statement *
[b] Using the "continue" statement
[c] Using the "return" statement
[d] By setting the loop condition to false

Q.21) What is the output of the following code snippet?

console.log(2 + "2" - 1);

[a] "21"
[b] 21
[c] 22
[d] 23*

Q.22) Which of the following is not a valid JavaScript data type?


[a] boolean
[b] string
[c] float
[d] char *

Q.23) What is the purpose of the "typeof" operator in JavaScript?


[a] To check if a variable is defined or not
[b] To determine the data type of a value *
[c] To convert a value to a specific data type
[d] To compare two values for equality

Q.24) Which of the following is a correct way to define a


JavaScript function?
[a] function myFunction() { } *
[b] def myFunction() { }
[c] myFunction = function() { }
[d] myFunction()
Q.25) How do you access the value of a property in a JavaScript
object?
[a] object.property *
[b] object.property()
[c] object.getProperty()
[d] object["property"]

Q.26) What is the output of the following code snippet?

console.log(typeof null);

[a] "null"
[b] "object" *
[c] "undefined"
[d] "boolean"

Q.27) Which keyword is used to declare a constant in JavaScript?


[a] const *
[b] var
[c] let
[d] final

Q.28) What is the result of the following expression: 4 * "5"?


[a] 9
[b] 20
[c] 45
[d] 4 * 5 *

Q.29) What does the "NaN" stand for in JavaScript?


[a] Not a Number *
[b] No Available Number
[c] Null and None
[d] Negative and Non-numeric

Q.30) How do you convert a string to uppercase in JavaScript?


[a] str.toUpperCase() *
[b] str.toUpper()
[c] str.upperCase()
[d] str.toUpperString()

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