How do you define a method within an object in JavaScript?
A). By using the function keyword followed by the method name and code block.
B). By using the method keyword followed by the method name and code block.
C). By using the define keyword followed by the method name and code block.
D). By using the process keyword followed by the method name and code block.
What is the purpose of using arrays in JavaScript?
A). To store a single value
B). To store a collection of values
C). To define object properties
D). To create conditional statements
What is the return statement used for in a function?
A). To stop the execution of the function
B). To specify the function's name
C). To return a value from the function
D). To define object properties
What is the purpose of using functions as values in JavaScript?
A). To define object properties
B). To store strings and numbers
C). To perform a specific task or operation
D). To represent complex data structures
How do you define a function in JavaScript using a function declaration?
A). function myFunction() { /* code */ }
B). myFunction = function() { /* code */ }
C). myFunction() { /* code */ }
D). myFunction: function() { /* code */ }
What does the push() method do when used with an array in JavaScript?
A). Removes the last element from the array.
B). Adds elements to the end of the array.
C). Adds elements to the beginning of the array.
D). Sorts the elements in the array.
How do you access an array element at a specific index in JavaScript?
A). Using square brackets notation (arrayName[index])
B). Using dot notation (arrayName.elementName)
C). Using parentheses notation (arrayName(index))
D). Using curly braces notation (arrayName{index})
What is the purpose of parameters in a function?
A). To store values
B). To specify the function name
C). To receive inputs and data
D). To create loops
What is a complex data type in JavaScript?
A). Number
B). Object
C). String
D). Boolean
How do you access a property of an object in JavaScript?
A). Using dot notation (objectName.propertyName)
B). Using square brackets (objectName['propertyName'])
C). Both A and B
D). Neither A nor B