Answer & Solution
Answer: Option A
Solution:
The isNaN() function checks if a value is NaN. isNaN('Hello') returns true because 'Hello' is not a number.
Q
What is the result of isNaN('Hello')?
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B). 11
C). 10
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A). toFixed()
B). toString()
C). valueOf()
D). parseFloat()
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A). toString()
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A). 12
B). 34
C). NaN
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What does Number.isInteger(123.45) return?
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C). NaN
D). undefined
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A). 123
B). NaN
C). 123abc
D). undefined
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A). 1
B). 0
C). NaN
D). undefined
Which method converts a string to a floating point number?
A). parseFloat()
B). toFixed()
C). toPrecision()
D). Number()
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A). Formats a number to 3 decimal places
B). Returns a number in exponential notation
C). Returns a string with a number written with a specified length
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What does (123.456).toFixed(1) return?
A). 4
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C). 45
D). 123