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JavaScript Practical Test 15 Questions

The document outlines a JavaScript practical test consisting of 15 questions covering various topics such as variables, operators, conditions, loops, strings, numbers, functions, objects, and more. Each question requires the participant to demonstrate their understanding and application of JavaScript concepts through coding tasks. The test is designed to assess proficiency in fundamental JavaScript programming skills.

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JavaScript Practical Test 15 Questions

The document outlines a JavaScript practical test consisting of 15 questions covering various topics such as variables, operators, conditions, loops, strings, numbers, functions, objects, and more. Each question requires the participant to demonstrate their understanding and application of JavaScript concepts through coding tasks. The test is designed to assess proficiency in fundamental JavaScript programming skills.

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JavaScript Practical Test (15 Questions)

Topics Covered:
 JS Variables
 JS Operators
 JS If Conditions
 JS Loops
 JS Strings
 JS Numbers
 JS Functions
 JS Objects
 JS Scope
 JS Dates
 JS Arrays
 JS Sets
 JS Maps
 JS Iterations
 JS Math
 JS RegExp
 JS Data Types

Q1) Variables + Data Types

Create variables using let, const, var:

- name (string)

- age (number)

- isOnline (boolean)

- city (string)

Print each value + its type using typeof.

Q2) Operators

Given:
let a = 15;

let b = 4;

Print:

- a+b

- a-b

- a*b

- a/b

- a%b

Q3) If Conditions

Write a program to check:

- If number is positive → print "Positive"

- If negative → print "Negative"

- Else → print "Zero"

Q4) Loops

Print all even numbers from 1 to 50 using a loop.

Q5) Strings

Given:

let str = " JavaScript is Awesome ";

Do the following:

1. Remove spaces from start and end

2. Convert to uppercase

3. Print length

Q6) Numbers

Take:
let price = "499.99";

Convert it into a number and print:

- value as number

- value after rounding using [Link]()

Q7) Functions

Create a function calculator(x, y, operator) which performs:

- "+" addition

- "-" subtraction

- "*" multiplication

- "/" division

Return the result.

Q8) Arrays

Create an array:

let arr = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50];

Perform:

1. Add 60 at the end

2. Remove first element

3. Print updated array

Q9) Iterations (forEach / map)

Using the array:

let nums = [2, 4, 6, 8];

1. Print each number using forEach()


2. Create a new array of squares using map()

Q10) Objects

Create an object student with:

- name

- rollNo

- marks

Print:

1. student name using dot notation

2. all keys using [Link]()

3. all values using [Link]()

Q11) Scope

Write a program to show difference between var, let, const inside a block { }.

Try printing them outside the block and observe output.

Q12) Dates

Create a Date object for current date/time and print:

- Full date

- Current year

- Current month

- Current day

Q13) Sets

From this array:

let data = [1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5];

Convert it into a Set to remove duplicates and print final unique values.

Q14) Maps
Create a Map named userInfo and store:

- "name" → "Rahul"

- "email" → "rahul@[Link]"

- "age" → 24

Print all values using .get() and also print size using .size.

Q15) RegExp

Write a program to validate:

A password must contain at least 1 number.

Examples:

- "abc" → invalid

- "abc123" → valid

Use RegExp and print "Valid Password" or "Invalid Password".

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