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Which of the following elements is a self-closing tag in HTML5?
Which of the following elements is a self-closing tag in HTML5?
- <h1>
- <p>
- <img> (correct)
- <div>
What is the primary use of headings in HTML?
What is the primary use of headings in HTML?
- To display images
- To style the page
- To create forms
- For search engine optimization (SEO) (correct)
In HTML, which of the following is NOT an attribute of an element?
In HTML, which of the following is NOT an attribute of an element?
- font (correct)
- id
- class
- style
What does the term 'tag' refer to in HTML?
What does the term 'tag' refer to in HTML?
Which of the following is a component of HyperText Markup Language?
Which of the following is a component of HyperText Markup Language?
What does the method padEnd do in the given code?
What does the method padEnd do in the given code?
In the context of the variable person, which of the following statements is correct?
In the context of the variable person, which of the following statements is correct?
What will the result of the code console.log('1'.padEnd(10, '0')); be?
What will the result of the code console.log('1'.padEnd(10, '0')); be?
Which syntax is used for string interpolation in the given code?
Which syntax is used for string interpolation in the given code?
What is the output of the following code snippet: console.log(My name is ${person.name} and I'm a ${person.profession}.);?
What is the output of the following code snippet: console.log(My name is ${person.name} and I'm a ${person.profession}.);?
What is the purpose of the preventDefault() method in this context?
What is the purpose of the preventDefault() method in this context?
Which event triggers when a key is initially pressed down?
Which event triggers when a key is initially pressed down?
What is the output condition in the loop for checking if a match is found?
What is the output condition in the loop for checking if a match is found?
Why is the target area cleared before adding new content?
Why is the target area cleared before adding new content?
What does the indexOf method check for in this context?
What does the indexOf method check for in this context?
What signifies that a match was found in the object being checked?
What signifies that a match was found in the object being checked?
What will likely happen if the preventDefault() method is omitted?
What will likely happen if the preventDefault() method is omitted?
Which part of the code checks for all contacts?
Which part of the code checks for all contacts?
How is the loop for checking contacts structured in terms of iteration?
How is the loop for checking contacts structured in terms of iteration?
What will happen if the email key in the contact object is missing?
What will happen if the email key in the contact object is missing?
What is the purpose of the hide function in the JavaScript code?
What is the purpose of the hide function in the JavaScript code?
Which of the following libraries is noted for its widespread use on top websites?
Which of the following libraries is noted for its widespread use on top websites?
What method is used to add an event listener to a button in the provided JavaScript?
What method is used to add an event listener to a button in the provided JavaScript?
What denotes a jQuery selector?
What denotes a jQuery selector?
What does the ready() method in jQuery do?
What does the ready() method in jQuery do?
In the context of the DOM, what are nodes that represent text referred to as?
In the context of the DOM, what are nodes that represent text referred to as?
Which method is NOT described as a way to navigate the DOM using jQuery?
Which method is NOT described as a way to navigate the DOM using jQuery?
What is the main purpose of using localStorage in the provided content?
What is the main purpose of using localStorage in the provided content?
What is the primary benefit of using libraries like YUI?
What is the primary benefit of using libraries like YUI?
What is a core feature of the document object model (DOM)?
What is a core feature of the document object model (DOM)?
What method can be used to convert a string to a number in JavaScript?
What method can be used to convert a string to a number in JavaScript?
Which of the following values evaluates to false in a boolean context?
Which of the following values evaluates to false in a boolean context?
What is the result of calling the method toFixed(n) on a number?
What is the result of calling the method toFixed(n) on a number?
Which statement about arrays is false?
Which statement about arrays is false?
In the context of JavaScript, which of the following is considered a complex type?
In the context of JavaScript, which of the following is considered a complex type?
Which method is not associated with array manipulation?
Which method is not associated with array manipulation?
What does the method isInteger() check?
What does the method isInteger() check?
What is the output of parsing the string '100.5' using parseFloat()?
What is the output of parsing the string '100.5' using parseFloat()?
Which of the following values will evaluate to true in a boolean context?
Which of the following values will evaluate to true in a boolean context?
What does the function getMonthlySalary() return in the Employee class?
What does the function getMonthlySalary() return in the Employee class?
What will happen if the counter in the Counter function reaches a value of 5?
What will happen if the counter in the Counter function reaches a value of 5?
In the context of the Person class extending Employee, which constructor parameter is NOT inherited from Employee?
In the context of the Person class extending Employee, which constructor parameter is NOT inherited from Employee?
What is the purpose of the isNaN() function?
What is the purpose of the isNaN() function?
Which method can be used to create a string that represents the current date?
Which method can be used to create a string that represents the current date?
What does the values() method return when used on an Object?
What does the values() method return when used on an Object?
Which of the following methods correctly checks if an element is an array?
Which of the following methods correctly checks if an element is an array?
What will the sort() method do when applied to an array of strings?
What will the sort() method do when applied to an array of strings?
What does the function saySomething() return when invoked?
What does the function saySomething() return when invoked?
In JavaScript, what method would you use to convert a string '50' to a number?
In JavaScript, what method would you use to convert a string '50' to a number?
What will calling console.log(names.sort()) return for the given array of names?
What will calling console.log(names.sort()) return for the given array of names?
Study Notes
Event Handling and DOM Manipulation
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The
preventDefault()method can be used to stop the default behavior of an event. -
There are three common keyboard events:
keydown,keypress, andkeyup.-
keydownis triggered when a key is pressed down. -
keyupis triggered when a key is released. -
keypressis triggered during the key press, often betweenkeydownandkeyup.
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keyupis typically the most useful of the three keyboard events.
JavaScript Basics
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JavaScript functions can be created using a function expression or a class.
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JavaScript supports various data types including:
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Primitive Types:
number: Represents numbers, including decimals.boolean: Representstrueorfalse.string: Represents text enclosed in single or double quotes.
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Complex Types:
function: Represents code blocks that can be reused and executed.array: Represents ordered lists of values.object: Represents unordered collections of key-value pairs.
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Essential JavaScript Constructs
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Loops:
- Allow you to repeat a block of code multiple times, such as for iterating over arrays or objects.
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Conditions (if/else statements):
- Determine which code block to execute based on a condition.
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Variables:
- Store data in your programs.
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Functions:
- Code blocks that can be defined and reused, often to perform specific tasks.
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Arrays:
- Collections of items (can be of different data types).
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Objects:
- Collections of key-value pairs.
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Classes:
- Templates for creating objects that share the same properties and methods.
Working with the DOM
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Document Object Model (DOM):
- A tree-like representation of the structure of an HTML document.
- Provides access to the document's elements and content.
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DOM Manipulation:
- Modifying elements, changing their attributes (e.g., style, class), and updating their content.
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Event Listeners:
- Used to respond to user interactions and other events (e.g., clicking a button, loading a page).
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jQuery:
- A widely used JavaScript library that simplifies DOM manipulation, event handling, and animation.
Other Important Concepts
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Cross-Browser Compatibility:
- Ensuring your code works across different web browsers.
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Performance Optimization:
- Techniques for writing efficient JavaScript code that performs well, especially during DOM manipulation.
Security Considerations
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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS):
- A type of vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into a website.
- Tagged templates can help sanitize user input to prevent XSS attacks.
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SQL Injection:
- A type of vulnerability that allows attackers to manipulate SQL queries to gain unauthorized access to data.
- Proper input validation and parameterized queries can help prevent SQL injection attacks.
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Test your knowledge on JavaScript's event handling and core concepts. This quiz covers keyboard events, the use of the preventDefault() method, and the various data types in JavaScript. Discover how functions and complex data types like arrays and objects play a role in JavaScript programming.
