Q
Given the code: let y = 10; y = true;, what is the type of y after execution?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option B
Solution:
The variable y is reassigned to a boolean value true, changing its type to boolean.
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In JavaScript, what will be the type of a variable x after x = 5 + true;?

A). number

B). string

C). boolean

D). undefined

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A). 1

B). 0

C). 0

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What does the parseInt function do in JavaScript?

A). Converts a number to a string

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A). typeof

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C). undefined

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What will typeof NaN return in JavaScript?

A). number

B). NaN

C). undefined

D). object

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A). null

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B). object

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B). String to Number

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