JAVASCRIPT COMPLETE STUDY SHEET
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
PREMIUM MATERIAL
●● Assignment Operator
Answer: An operator used to set a variable equal to a value such as a
string, number, Boolean, list, or date.
●● Boolean Variable
Answer: A variable type with two possible values: true or false.
●● Break
Answer: A statement used to stop or exit a loop.
●● Case
Answer: Refers to uppercase and lowercase text. JavaScript is case-
sensitive.
●● Ceiling
Answer: A method used to round numbers up to the nearest whole
number.
, ●● Comment
Answer: A tool used to explain code or temporarily disable code.
●● Comparison Operator
Answer: An operator used to compare values or arguments.
●● console.log
Answer: A debugging tool used to display information in the console.
●● Constant
Answer: A variable whose value cannot change.
●● Continue
Answer: A keyword used to skip the current loop iteration.
●● createElement
Answer: A method used to dynamically create HTML elements.
●● Debug
Answer: The process of finding and fixing errors in code.
●● Decrement
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
PREMIUM MATERIAL
●● Assignment Operator
Answer: An operator used to set a variable equal to a value such as a
string, number, Boolean, list, or date.
●● Boolean Variable
Answer: A variable type with two possible values: true or false.
●● Break
Answer: A statement used to stop or exit a loop.
●● Case
Answer: Refers to uppercase and lowercase text. JavaScript is case-
sensitive.
●● Ceiling
Answer: A method used to round numbers up to the nearest whole
number.
, ●● Comment
Answer: A tool used to explain code or temporarily disable code.
●● Comparison Operator
Answer: An operator used to compare values or arguments.
●● console.log
Answer: A debugging tool used to display information in the console.
●● Constant
Answer: A variable whose value cannot change.
●● Continue
Answer: A keyword used to skip the current loop iteration.
●● createElement
Answer: A method used to dynamically create HTML elements.
●● Debug
Answer: The process of finding and fixing errors in code.
●● Decrement
