jscript.write("Sky is blue")
document.write("Sky is blue")
print("Sky is blue")
jscript.print("Sky is blue")
var defines a variable while let defines a constant.
There is no such major difference between them
The value of variable declared with let cannot be changed
var define function scoped variable while let define block scoped variable
What is the output?
console.log(2+"2"*2);
44
12
6
Error
5myvalue
myvalue5
Myvalue
None of These
Prints an exception error
Prints an overflow error
Displays “Infinity”
Prints the value as such
Displays a message in an alert box
Prints output to the console
Writes data to a file
Logs an error in the browser console
=
x
==
*
The with value let cannot of a variable declared with var can be changed while the value of a variable declared be changed
var defines a variable while let defines a constant
var declare function scoped variable while let declare block scoped variable
All of the options
document. write()
console.log()
window. alert()
innerHTML
===
!=
There is no such major difference between them.
The value of a variable declared with var can be changed while the value of a variable declared with let cannot be changed.
var defined function scoped variable while let define block scoped variable.
console.log("5" + 2);
7
52
Undefined
keyword
function
Declaration Statement
Data type
//This is a comment
<!--This is a comment-->
/* This is a comment */
Both A and C
::
?:
??
=>
22
4
2
syntax error
if(a!=null)
if (!a)
if(a!null)
if(a!==null)
var
let
static
public
'This is a comment
#This is a comment
Volatile variable
Mutable variable
Immutable variable
Dynamic variable
document.getElementById()
Display()
Prompt()
Alert()
Confirm()
Division by zero
Missing of semicolons
Syntax error
Both A and B
What will be the output?
console.log(true + true);
0
1
variable carName;
var carName;
vari carName;
dim carName;
const
none of the above
2value
first-name
_totalAmount
/
%
^