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Sample JavaScript Assessments question Test your knowledge!

Which of the following JavaScript expressions will correctly compare two values to determine strict equality?

  • value1 = value2;
  • value1 == value2;
  • value1 === value2;
  • value1 != value2;
  • value1 ~= value2;

Which method in JavaScript is used to remove the whitespace at the beginning and end of a string?

  • .trim()
  • .strip()
  • .cut()
  • .slice()
  • .clean()

In the context of asynchronous operations in JavaScript, what is the primary purpose of using async/await?

  • To throw errors
  • To increase performance by using multi-threading
  • To simplify the syntax when writing asynchronous code
  • To execute functions in parallel
  • To prevent any asynchronous operations

What is the output of the following JavaScript code snippet? ``` let x = [ '10', '10', '10' ]; x.map(parseInt); ```

  • [10, 10, 10]
  • [NaN, NaN, NaN]
  • [10, NaN, 2]
  • "[ '10', '10', '10' ]"
  • It throws a TypeError

Given the JavaScript object expressions below, which one correctly creates a symbol property named 'id' that is not the same even if created multiple times with the same description?

  • const object = { Symbol('id'): 1 };
  • let id = Symbol('id'); const object = { id: 1 };
  • const id = Symbol('id'); const object = {[id]: 1};
  • const object = { 'id': 1 };
  • const object = new Symbol('id'); object.id = 1;

What will be the value of 'result' after executing the following JavaScript code? ``` let obj = { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }; let result = Object.entries(obj).reduce((acc, [key, value]) => { return acc + value; }, 0); ```

  • '1,2,3'
  • undefined
  • { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }
  • 6
  • 'abc'

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JavaScript Assessments FAQs

What is covered in these tests?

These tests cover a wide range of JavaScript knowledge, from basic syntax and data types to complex topics such as object-oriented programming and asynchronous functions. Expect to be tested on your ability to write, debug, and optimize JavaScript code.

How do I prepare for JavaScript tests?

To prepare for JavaScript tests, brush up on language fundamentals, work through online tutorials, and build small projects. Practice writing code for different scenarios and debugging it.

Will these tests help me find a job?

Absolutely! These tests are designed to mirror the skills employers are seeking. By excelling in these tests, you’ll better demonstrate your readiness for JavaScript-related job roles.

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Employers use these tests to evaluate a candidate’s technical knowledge, problem-solving ability, and coding proficiency in a standardized way. Strong performance can significantly advance your application.

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