
JavaScript quiz
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Which JavaScript operator compares both value and type for equality?
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How is JavaScript technically related to the Java programming language?
Answer: They are unrelated
Why: The resemblance is skin deep: one was built from Scheme and Self ideas, and the Java-like syntax was imposed by management.
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What is the result of checking typeof null in JavaScript?
Answer: "object"
Why: It is a bug from the very first implementation, kept ever since because fixing it would break too much existing code.
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What behavior moves variable declarations to the top of their scope?
Answer: hoisting
Why: The declarations only appear to move, and block-scoped ones are lifted too, but they sit unusable in the temporal dead zone until initialised.
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Which built-in function shows a popup with a message and only an OK button?
Answer: alert()
Why: Browsers offer three script dialogs: this one has just OK, while confirm adds Cancel and prompt adds a text field.
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In JavaScript, what is the official data type of Not-a-Number (NaN)?
Answer: number
Why: NaN is the only value not equal to itself, so the reliable check is Number.isNaN; the older global isNaN converts its argument first.
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Which organization maintains the official standard that JavaScript is based on?
Answer: Ecma International
Why: The specification is numbered ECMA-262, and the technical committee that writes it is known as TC39.