5 Quizz explained in Javascript 1

Welcome to the first javascript quizz!

You can answer to the question and check the response with the explication!

Good luck!

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const myself = {  name: 'code__oz',  skills: ['js', 'ts', 'vuejs', 'nodejs'],  getName() {    return this.name  },  getMySkills: () => this.skills,}console.log(myself.getName())console.log(myself.getMySkills())

What is the output?

• A) code__oz and ['js', 'ts', 'vuejs', 'nodejs']
• B) undefined and undefined
• C) code__oz and undefined
• D) undefined and ['js', 'ts', 'vuejs', 'nodejs']

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C We have undefined value since we are using arrow function and this in the same context, so the this keyword refers to its current surrounding scope, unlike regular functions! In a browser context, this refer to window object!

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let toto = { message: 'Hello' }let tutututu = totototo.message = 'Bye'console.log(tutu.message)

What is the output?

• A) undefined
• B) Bye
• C) Hello
• D) ReferenceError

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B In JavaScript, all objects interact by reference when setting them equal to each other. So in this example toto and tutu share the same reference so if you change value from one, you will change the shared reference and you will indirectly change the value of the other variable.

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let number = 0console.log(number++)console.log(++number)console.log(number)

What is the output?

• A) 1 1 2
• B) 1 2 2
• C) 0 1 2
• D) 0 2 2

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D -> Thepostfixunary operator++:

1. Returns the value (this returns0)
2. Increments the value (number is now1)

Theprefixunary operator++:

1. Increments the value (number is now2)
2. Returns the value (this returns2)

This returns0 2 2.

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function sum(a, b) {  return a + b}sum(2, '5')

What is the output?

• A) TypeError
• B) NaN
• C) "25"
• D) 7

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C JavaScript converts the number 2 into a string. It's because during the addition of a numeric type (2) and a string type ('5'), the number is treated like a string ! So we have '2' + '5' '25'

5

setInterval(() => console.log('Hey !'), 5000)

What does the setInterval method return in the browser?

• A) a unique id
• B) the amount of milliseconds specified
• C) the passed function
• D)undefined

What is the output?

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A -> It returns a unique id. This id can be used to clear that interval with the clearInterval() function.

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