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Q. Which of the following type of a variable is volatile?

  • (A) Mutable variable
  • (B) Dynamic variable
  • (C) Volatile variable
  • (D) Immutable variable

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Q. Which of the following option is used as hexadecimal literal beginning?

  • (A) 00
  • (B) 0x
  • (C) 0X
  • (D) Both 0x and 0X

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Q. When there is an indefinite or an infinite value during an arithmetic computation in a program, then JavaScript prints______.

  • (A) Prints an exception error
  • (B) Prints an overflow error
  • (C) Displays "Infinity"
  • (D) Prints the value as such

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Q. In the JavaScript, which one of the following is not considered as an error:

  • (A) Syntax error
  • (B) Missing of semicolons
  • (C) Division by zero
  • (D) Missing of Bracket

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Q. Which of the following givenfunctions of the Number Object formats a number with a different number of digits to the right of the decimal?

  • (A) toExponential()
  • (B) toFixed()
  • (C) toPrecision()
  • (D) toLocaleString()

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Q. Which of the following number object function returns the value of the number?

  • (A) toString()
  • (B) valueOf()
  • (C) toLocaleString()
  • (D) toPrecision()

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Q. Which of the following function of the String object returns the character in the string starting at the specified position via the specified number of characters?

  • (A) slice()
  • (B) split()
  • (C) substr()
  • (D) search()

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Q. In JavaScript the x===y statement implies that:

  • (A) Both x and y are equal in value, type and reference address as well.
  • (B) Both are x and y are equal in value only.
  • (C) Both are equal in the value and data type.
  • (D) Both are not same at all.

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Q. Choose the correct snippet from the following to check if the variable "a" is not equal the "NULL":

  • (A) if(a!==null)
  • (B) if (a!)
  • (C) if(a!null)
  • (D) if(a!=null)

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Q. Suppose we have a text "human" that we want to convert into string without using the "new" operator. Which is the correct way from the following to do so:

  • (A) toString()
  • (B) String(human)
  • (C) String newvariable="human"
  • (D) Both human.toString() and String(human)