JavaScript Basics – MCQ Questions (No Answers)

🔹 Comments & Naming Conventions

1. What naming convention is used in the following variable name?

firstName

A) snake_case
B) PascalCase
C) camelCase
D) kebab-case
2. Which of the following is a valid camelCase variable name?
A) first_name
B) FirstName
C) firstName
D) first-name
3. Which syntax is used for a single-line comment in JavaScript?
A)
B) /** */
C) //
D) ##
4. Which syntax correctly represents a multi-line comment?
A) // comment //
B)
C) / comment /
D) ## comment ##

🔹 Variables & Data Types

5. Which keyword is used to declare a variable in JavaScript?
A) int
B) string
C) var
 D) boolean
6. What is the data type of the following value?

var x = 9;

A) int
B) float
C) number
D) double
7. What is the data type of this value?

var number = 9.8;

A) float
B) number
C) decimal
D) double
8. What is the data type of the following?

var flag = true;

A) string
B) boolean
C) number
D) undefined
9. What will be the value of x ?

var x;

A) null
B) 0
C) undefined
D) NaN
10. What will be printed?

[Link](typeof x);

(Assume x is declared but not initialized)

A) object
B) number
C) undefined
D) null
🔹 Arithmetic & Concatenation
11. What is the result of the following?

var name = "ahmed";

[Link](name + 20);

A) ahmed
B) ahmed20
C) Error
D) NaN

12. What will be printed?

[Link](20 + 30 + "10");

A) 201010
B) 5010
C) 60
D) Error

13. What will be printed?

[Link]("501020");

A) 501020
B) 102050
C) Error
D) NaN

14. What is the output?

[Link]("ahmed" + " omar");

A) ahmedomar
B) ahmed omar
C) Error
D) NaN

15. What is the output?

 [Link](12 + "true" + "sara");

A) 12truesara
B) 13sara
C) Error
D) NaN

🔹 Type Coercion
16. In JavaScript, true is converted to which number during arithmetic operations?

A) 0
B) 1
C) -1
D) NaN

17. What will be printed?

[Link](12 + null);

A) 12
B) null
C) NaN
D) Error

18. What will be printed?

[Link](20 - 12);

A) 8
B) 32
C) Error
D) NaN

19. What is the output?

[Link]("sara" + {});

A) sara
 B) sara[object Object]
C) Error
D) NaN

🔹 Comparison Operators
20. What does the == operator compare?

A) Value only
B) Type only
C) Value and type
D) Reference

21. What does the === operator compare?

A) Value only
B) Type only
C) Value and type
D) Memory address

22. What is the result?

[Link](8 == "8");

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

23. What is the result?

[Link](1 == true);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) undefined

24. What will be printed?

 [Link](true == "true");

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

25. What is the result?

[Link](null == 0);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

26. What will be printed?

[Link](undefined == undefined);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

27. What is the result?

[Link]({} == null);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

🔹 Type Conversion Functions

28. What is the value of the following?

var x = Number(null);
 A) null
B) 0
C) NaN
D) undefined

29. What is the type of the following value?

var y = String(true);

A) boolean
B) number
C) string
D) undefined

30. What will be the value of the following?

var z = Boolean(89);

A) false
B) true
C) NaN
D) undefined

🔹 Special Cases & NaN

31. What will be printed?

[Link]([] == []);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) NaN

32. What is the output?

[Link](null + null);

A) null
B) 0
 C) NaN
D) Error

33. What is the result?

[Link](null + 0);

A) 0
B) null
C) NaN
D) Error

34. What will be printed?

[Link](20 + null);

A) 20
B) null
C) NaN
D) Error

35. What is the output?

[Link](undefined + undefined);

A) 0
B) undefined
C) NaN
D) Error

36. What will be printed?

[Link]("sara" - 40);

A) sara40
B) 40
C) NaN
D) Error

37. What is the result?

[Link]("50" - 40);
 A) "10"
B) 10
C) NaN
D) Error

38. What will be printed?

[Link](1 - NaN);

A) 1
B) NaN
C) 0
D) Error

39. What is the output?

[Link](40 - true);

A) 39
B) 40
C) NaN
D) Error

40. What is the result?

[Link](NaN === NaN);

A) true
B) false
C) Error
D) undefined

41. What does the following return?

[Link]("sara" - 7);

A) true
B) false
C) NaN
D) Error
🔹 Control Flow (If – Ternary)
42. Which statement is used to execute code based on a condition?

A) for
B) if
C) switch
D) function

43. What will be printed if time = 12 ?

if(time < 9){

[Link]("Good Morning");
} else if(time < 14){
[Link]("Good Day");
} else {
[Link]("Good Evening");
}

A) Good Morning
B) Good Day
C) Good Evening
D) Nothing

44. What is the correct syntax of the ternary operator?

A) condition : true ? false

B) if ? else
C) condition ? true : false
D) true : false ? condition

45. What will be printed?

var color = "rehhhd";

color == "red" ? [Link]("red") : [Link]("another color");

A) red
B) another color
C) Error
D) NaN
🔹 Switch Statement
46. What happens if break is missing in a switch case?

A) Error occurs
B) Switch stops automatically
C) Execution continues to the next case
D) Default executes only

🔹 Loops
47. How many times will this loop execute?

for(var i = 0; i <= 3; i++){

[Link](i);
}

A) 3
B) 4
C) 5
D) Infinite

48. What does the following loop represent?

for( ; ; ){
[Link]("infinite loop");
break;
}

A) Syntax error
B) Infinite loop without exit
C) Infinite loop with manual stop
D) Conditional loop

49. What does continue do inside a loop?

A) Stops the loop completely

B) Skips the current iteration
C) Restarts the loop
D) Ends the program
50. What does break do inside a loop?

A) Skips one iteration

B) Stops the loop completely
C) Pauses execution
D) Restarts the loop

🔹 User Interaction
51. What does prompt() return if the user clicks Cancel?

A) ""
B) 0
C) null
D) undefined

52. What is the return type of confirm() ?

A) string
B) number
C) boolean
D) undefined

53. What will be logged?

var x = confirm("Are you sure?");

[Link](x);

A) "yes" or "no"
B) true or false
C) 1 or 0
D) OK or Cancel