Q
What does the following code do: var $ = 5;

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option B
Solution:
$ is a valid identifier, and this code creates a variable named $.
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What is the maximum length of an identifier?

A). 255 characters

B). 31 characters

C). 64 characters

D). No limit

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A). var

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C). _123abc

D). #abc123

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A). 9variable

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A). Letters only

B). Letters and numbers only

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D). Any special characters

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A). undefined

B). null

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D). x

Which of these is an invalid identifier?

A). foo_bar

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D). foo$bar

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A). 123abc

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D). var

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B). No

C). Only in ES6

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