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The document contains various JavaScript programming exercises focusing on loops, array methods, and array iteration methods. It includes tasks such as printing squares of numbers, counting vowels, implementing a calculator, manipulating arrays with methods like push, pop, unshift, and shift, and using forEach, map, and filter functions. The exercises aim to enhance understanding of JavaScript syntax and array manipulations.

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The document contains various JavaScript programming exercises focusing on loops, array methods, and array iteration methods. It includes tasks such as printing squares of numbers, counting vowels, implementing a calculator, manipulating arrays with methods like push, pop, unshift, and shift, and using forEach, map, and filter functions. The exercises aim to enhance understanding of JavaScript syntax and array manipulations.

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JAVASCRIPT QUESTIONS

FOR LOOP:

1.Print the squares of numbers from 1 to 10 using a


f o r loop.
2. Write a program to count the number of vowels (a ,
e, i, o, u) in a string using a for loop.
WHILE LOOP:

1.Implement a simple calculator that performs


addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
using a while loop until the user chooses to exit.
2.Write a program to reverse an array using a w h i l e
loop.
ARRAY METHODS:
 Create an array studentNames with the names of
4 students.
 A new student joins the class. Add their name
using push().
 The last student leaves. Remove them using
pop().
 A new student is assigned as the class leader and
added to the front using unshift().
 The previous class leader is removed using
shift().
Display the final list of student names.

Create an empty array named planner.


Add "Exercise", "Work" and "Study" using
push().
 You decide not to exercise. Remove the last task
using pop().
 Add "Breakfast" at the beginning using
 unshift().
 Remove the first task using shift().
 Display the remaining tasks.
Convert ["JavaScript", "is", "fun"] to
"JavaScript-is-fun" using join().

 Convert ["Lion", "Tiger", "Elephant"] to


 "Lion,Tiger,Elephant" using toString().
 Convert "HTML,CSS,JavaScript" into an array
 using split().
 Remove "Banana" from ["Apple", "Banana",
 "Mango"] using splice().
Extract the first three elements from [100, 200,
300, 400, 500] using slice().
Merge [10, 20] and [30, 40] using concat().
How can you create a comma-separated string
from an array ["Java", "Python", "C++"] using
join()
 Can you use toString() on a mixed array like
 [1, "Apple", true]? What will be the result?
 If you apply toString() on an empty array [],
what will it return?
You are given a sentence "JavaScript is a
powerful language". Split this into an array of
words.
 If you use split() with an empty string as a
separator (""), what will the output be for
"HELLO"?
 You have an array ["Red", "Green", "Blue",
 "Yellow"]. Remove "Green" using splice().
 Add "Purple" and "Orange" at index 2 using
splice().
How can you replace "Blue" with "Black" using
splice()?
 Remove the last two elements from the array
["Dog", "Cat", "Rabbit", "Horse"] using
splice().
Extract the first 3 elements from the array [100,
200, 300, 400, 500] using slice().
Create a copy of the array ["A", "B", "C", "D"]
using slice().
Extract the last two elements using a negative
index from slice() on [5, 10, 15, 20, 25].
ARRAY ITERATION METHODS:

For each():

1.Convert all the strings in the array to uppercase


using forEach().
2.Add "Hello " as a prefix to each name in the
array using forEach(). var names = ["John", "Emma",
"Liam"];

Map():

3.You are given an array of objects containing users'


first and last names. Create a new array
containing only the first names using m a p (.)
4.Generate a personalized greeting like " H e l l o ,
John!" for each name using map().
FILTER():

5.Given an array of names, filter out only the names


that start with 'A'.
6.
Create a new array that contains only words with
more than 5 letters.

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