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What is the purpose of a function in JavaScript?
What is the purpose of a function in JavaScript?
Which of the following correctly defines a simple function in JavaScript?
Which of the following correctly defines a simple function in JavaScript?
How do you call a function named 'calculateSum' in JavaScript?
How do you call a function named 'calculateSum' in JavaScript?
What will the following snippet output? function test() { return 'Hello'; } console.log(test());
What will the following snippet output? function test() { return 'Hello'; } console.log(test());
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What feature do functions provide that allows code to be reused?
What feature do functions provide that allows code to be reused?
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In which scenario would you typically use a function?
In which scenario would you typically use a function?
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What does the return statement do in a function?
What does the return statement do in a function?
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What will be the output of the following code: let result = 40 + 50; console.log(result);
?
What will be the output of the following code: let result = 40 + 50; console.log(result);
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Which operator is used for the subtraction operation in JavaScript?
Which operator is used for the subtraction operation in JavaScript?
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What does the expression let remainder = 10 % 2;
evaluate to?
What does the expression let remainder = 10 % 2;
evaluate to?
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Given let isEmpty = false; let isComplete = true;
, what will console.log(isEmpty || isComplete);
output?
Given let isEmpty = false; let isComplete = true;
, what will console.log(isEmpty || isComplete);
output?
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What is the result of let num1 = 12; let num2 = 12; let result = num1 * num2; console.log(result);
?
What is the result of let num1 = 12; let num2 = 12; let result = num1 * num2; console.log(result);
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Which operator would you use to assign the value of a variable?
Which operator would you use to assign the value of a variable?
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In the expression let resultDivide = 20 / 10;
, what does the division operator (/) return?
In the expression let resultDivide = 20 / 10;
, what does the division operator (/) return?
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What will the output be for let isComplete = true; console.log(!isComplete);
?
What will the output be for let isComplete = true; console.log(!isComplete);
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If let a = 90; let b = a;
is executed, what will be the value of b
?
If let a = 90; let b = a;
is executed, what will be the value of b
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Which keyword is NOT used to declare a variable in JavaScript?
Which keyword is NOT used to declare a variable in JavaScript?
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What type of data does the variable 'isLoggedIn' represent?
What type of data does the variable 'isLoggedIn' represent?
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In the statement 'let wholeNum = 23;', what data type is 'wholeNum' categorized as?
In the statement 'let wholeNum = 23;', what data type is 'wholeNum' categorized as?
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What data type is used to represent a collection of related values in JavaScript?
What data type is used to represent a collection of related values in JavaScript?
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How can you access the name property of an object called 'person'?
How can you access the name property of an object called 'person'?
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What will the variable 'oddNumber' hold after its declaration 'let oddNumber;'?
What will the variable 'oddNumber' hold after its declaration 'let oddNumber;'?
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Which of the following is NOT a primitive data type in JavaScript?
Which of the following is NOT a primitive data type in JavaScript?
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If 'myArray' is defined as 'let myArray =[“apple”,25,true];', what is the second element of the array?
If 'myArray' is defined as 'let myArray =[“apple”,25,true];', what is the second element of the array?
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What does the statement 'const isEmpty = true;' imply about isEmpty?
What does the statement 'const isEmpty = true;' imply about isEmpty?
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Study Notes
JavaScript Programming Language
- JavaScript is a versatile programming language used for web-page manipulation, mobile apps, game development, and server-side scripting.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Problem & Solution
- Variables & Datatypes
- Operators & Control Flows
- Functions
- Modern JavaScript (ES6+)
What is JavaScript?
- JavaScript is more than just a language for manipulating web pages
- It's a versatile programming language used in a wide range of applications, including web development, mobile apps, games, and even server-side scripting.
- JavaScript's core strength lies in its ability to add interactivity and dynamism to web pages.
Why Study JavaScript?
- Ubiquitous & Essential: JavaScript is a crucial part of modern websites, powering animations, dynamic forms, and user interactions.
- Versatile Toolset: JavaScript extends beyond web pages, being used in mobile applications, game development, and server-side scripting with frameworks like Node.js.
- Beginner-Friendly: JavaScript has a clear and concise syntax, with abundant learning resources available.
The Main Parts of JavaScript
- ECMAScript: Provides the core functionalities of JavaScript (as a standard).
- DOM (Document Object Model): Provides interfaces to interact with elements on web pages.
- BOM (Browser Object Model): Offers an Application Programming Interface (API) for interacting with web browsers.
Getting Started
- Linking HTML and CSS to JavaScript.
- Getting acquainted with the web console.
Problem & Solution
- Techniques for approaching, analyzing, and finding solutions to everyday and programming challenges
- Breaking down problems
- Identifying inputs and outputs
- Providing test cases and expected results
Problem-Solving Techniques
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Techniques are used for tackling challenging problems in everyday situations, in programming, engineering, and design.
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Examples of solving problems include:
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Writing a Program to Calculate Area and Perimeter of a Rectangle or Square
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Writing a Program to Find the Height of a Human
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Writing a Text Manipulator program
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Writing a Program to Find the Area and Circumference of a Circle
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Writing a Basic Calculator (Arithmetic Operations)
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Writing a Program for planning a child future education (determining investment amounts)
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Writing A Simple Unit Converter
Variables & Datatypes
- Variables are containers for storing data.
- Keywords like
var
,let
, andconst
are used to declare them. - Data types specify the kind of data stored in a variable (e.g., numbers, strings, booleans).
Data Type Categories
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Primitive Data Types:
- Number
- String
- Boolean
- Null
- Undefined
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Complex Data Types:
- Object
- Array
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JavaScript uses dynamic typing, meaning the type of a variable is determined at runtime.
Null and Undefined Data Types
-
null
represents the intentional absence of a value. -
undefined
indicates that a variable has been declared but hasn't been assigned a value.
Boolean and Number Data Types
-
boolean
values aretrue
orfalse
. -
number
data types represent numerical values (both integers and decimals).
String Data Types
- String data types represent sequences of characters.
Objects and Arrays Data Types
- Objects: Store collections of key-value pairs.
- Arrays: Store ordered lists of values.
- Includes how to access values in Objects and Arrays.
Operators & Control Flow
- Operators are symbols that perform actions on values.
- Arithmetic, logical, assignment, comparison, and other operators are used.
- Example Operators : Addition (+), Subtraction (-), Multiplication (*), Division (/), Remainder (%), Modulus (%), Logical AND (&&), Logical OR (||), Logical NOT (!).
- JavaScript operators are symbols used by JavaScript to perform actions on values. Example: Addition (+), multiplication (*), division(/), subtraction(-). A comparison operator compares two elements.
Control Flow
- JavaScript follows a specific order for executing code.
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Control statements (e.g.,
if
,else if
,else
,switch
,for
,while
) manage the flow of code execution based on conditions or loops.
Functions
- Functions are reusable blocks of code.
- Function declaration and calling; includes parameters and return values.
Reading Assignments
- Research different types of functions.
- Research built-in functions (or methods) of JavaScript.
Alternative Resources
- Links to external resources.
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Explore the essentials of JavaScript, a versatile programming language used for web development, mobile apps, game development, and server-side scripting. This quiz covers key topics such as variables, functions, and modern JavaScript features (ES6+). Test your understanding and get to know why JavaScript is essential for creating interactive web pages.