Which of these is the correct way to define and immediately invoke a function?

What happens if a function is invoked without parentheses in an event handler like onclick='myFunction'?

A). The function is executed immediately

B). The function reference is assigned

C). An error is thrown

D). The function does not work

What is the main purpose of the () operator in JavaScript functions?

A). To define a function

B). To invoke a function

C). To declare a variable

D). To create an object

Which of the following is an example of an Immediately Invoked Function Expression (IIFE)?

A). function() {}();

B). (function() {})();

C). function() {}

D). (function {})();

How can you invoke a function named init only once when the script runs?

A). init;

B). (init)();

C). init();

D). function init() {}();

What is the output of function multiply(x, y) { return x * y; } var result = multiply(5, 10); console.log(result);?

A). 50

B). 510

C). undefined

D). multiply

How can you invoke a function using the call method?

A). myFunction.call();

B). myFunction.call(this);

C). call.myFunction();

D). call(myFunction);

What is the output of var test = function() { return 5; }; console.log(test());?

A). test

B). 5

C). undefined

D). function

How can you invoke a function stored in a variable myFunc?

A). myFunc();

B). call myFunc;

C). myFunc[];

D). invoke(myFunc);

What is the result of invoking a function without parentheses, like myFunction?

A). The function gets executed

B). The function returns undefined

C). The function is referenced but not executed

D). The function throws an error

What is the output of function sayHi() { return 'Hi'; } alert(sayHi());?

A). sayHi

B). Hi

C). undefined

D). alert