What will console.log(obj.toString()) output?
A). The string representation of...
B). The object itself.
C). An error.
D). 1
What is the output of console.log(obj.prop) if ob...
A). It prints undefined.
B). It throws an error.
C). It prints null.
D). It prints true.
What is the purpose of the 'this' keyword in a co...
A). It refers to the new object bei...
B). It refers to the global object.
C). It refers to the current object.
D). It refers to the parent object.
What happens if you access a non-existent property...
A). It returns undefined.
B). It throws an error.
C). It returns null.
D). It returns true.
How can you remove a property 'email' from an obj...
A). delete user.email;
B). user.remove('email');
C). user.email = null;
D). user.pop('email');
How do you access nested properties in an object?
A). obj.property.nestedProp (B21)
B). obj['property']['nestedProp'] (C21)
C). obj.property['nestedProp'] (D21)
D). obj['property'].nestedProp (E21)
How do you define a constructor function for crea...
A). function Car(make, model) { thi...
B). Car(make, model) { this.make = m...
C). var Car = function(make, model) ...
D). Car = function(make, model) { t...
What does the Object.values(obj) method return?
A). An array of object keys.
B). An array of object values.
C). An array of object properties.
D). An array of object methods.
How do you access a property called 'name' from an...
A). person.name
B). person['name']
C). person->name
D). person::name
How do you define a method 'sayHello' in an obj...
A). person.sayHello = function() {};
B). person.sayHello: function() {};
C). person.sayHello = () {};
D). person.sayHello = function {};