What is the purpose of parameters in a JavaScript function?
A). A. To return a value from the function
B). B. To define the function's name
C). C. To store variables within the function
D). D. To accept inputs into the function
How can you attach multiple event listeners to the same HTML element in JavaScript without overwriting existing ones?
A). A. By using the attachEvent() method
B). B. By using the addEventListener() method with the replace parameter
C). C. By assigning multiple functions directly to the element's event attributes (e.g., onclick, onmouseover)
D). D. By using the addEventListener() method multiple times for the same event
In JavaScript, what is the purpose of the addEventListener() method?
A). A. To create inline event handlers
B). B. To attach event listeners to HTML elements
C). C. To remove event listeners from HTML elements
D). D. To bind event handlers to parent elements
What is the purpose of the onclick attribute in HTML elements?
A). A. To define styles for HTML elements
B). B. To attach event listeners for mouse clicks
C). C. To insert JavaScript code directly into HTML
D). D. To create animations for HTML elements
Which event is triggered when a user clicks on an HTML element?
A). A. onhover
B). B. onsubmit
C). C. onload
D). D. onclick
Consider the following JavaScript code: let greet = function(name) { return 'Hello, ' + name + '!'; }; What type of function is greet in this code?
A). A. Named function
B). B. Anonymous function
C). C. Arrow function
D). D. Generator function
What is the purpose of an event in JavaScript?
A). A. To add styles to HTML elements
B). B. To handle user interactions and browser actions
C). C. To define function names
D). D. To create animations on web pages
What is the purpose of the oninput event in HTML?
A). A. To track changes in form inputs
B). B. To detect mouse movements
C). C. To determine when an element is loaded
D). D. To handle form submissions
Consider the following HTML code: Which JavaScript code adds a click event listener to the button?
A). A. document.getElementById('myButton').onclick = function() { alert('Button clicked'); };
B). B. document.getElementById('myButton').addEventListener('click', function() { alert('Button clicked'); });
C). C. document.getElementById('myButton').click(function() { alert('Button clicked'); });
D). D. document.getElementById('myButton').on('click', function() { alert('Button clicked'); });
Which event is triggered when a web page finishes loading?
A). A. onload
B). B. onsubmit
C). C. onmouseover
D). D. onclick