Module 3 Quiz

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1. Pregunta 1
What value does JavaScript have to websites? (Select all that apply.)

JavaScript prevents errors

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Please refer to the lesson "Why We Care About Dynamic Webpages" for more information.

JavaScript validates user input.

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Please refer to the lesson "Why We Care About Dynamic Webpages" for more information.

JavaScript makes websites interactive.

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Please refer to the lesson "Why We Care About Dynamic Webpages" for more information.

JavaScript improves security.

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2. Pregunta 2
Is JavaScript case sensitive?

It depends on the browser you are using.

Case sensitivity is recommended, but optional.

Yes, it is case sensitive.

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part1" for more information.

No, it is not case sensitive.

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3. Pregunta 3
Which of these is not a purpose of JavaScript?

Validating user input on webpages.

Making webpages more interactive.

Preventing webpages from getting errors.

Dynamically updating HTML.

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Please refer to the lesson "Why We Care About Dynamic Webpages" for more information.

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4. Pregunta 4
Which symbols does JavaScript use to create comments?

**

//

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part2" for more information.

\\

??

<!-- -->

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5. Pregunta 5
Which of these operators is the equality operator?

/
==

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part2" for more information.

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6. Pregunta 6
Which of the following is true of script tags?

They are required for HTML

Script tags do not require a closing tag.

Using script tags is usually a syntax error.

They are required for JavaScript

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part1" for more information.

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7. Pregunta 7
Which of these is an ability that JavaScript has that HTML does not have?

Do things repetitively

Displaying text

Displaying images

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Please refer to the lesson "The Value of JavaScript to our Websites" for more information.

Using CSS

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8. Pregunta 8
Using JavaScript to get an HTML element by its ID requires which function name starting with document?

document.getElementById

document.GetElementById

document.getElementbyID

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Please refer to the lesson "The Value of JavaScript to our Websites" for more information.

document.getElementId

None of these

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9. Pregunta 9
We can determine the length of a string in JavaScript by

Assessing the length property

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part2" for more information.

The length cannot be determined

Using the size property

Counting HTML tags

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10. Pregunta 10
A JavaScript "if" statement allows us to
End a program gracefully

Make decisions based on true/false

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Please refer to the lesson "JavaScript Basics: Fundamental Syntax, Part2" for more information.

Make HTML more efficient

Use the keyword then as if then

Erase variables

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11. Pregunta 11
JavaScript onclick is most effectively used with: (Select all that apply)

Paragraphs

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Entire HTML pages

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Please refer to the lesson "Putting JavaScript to Work: Events" for more information.

Images

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Please refer to the lesson "Putting JavaScript to Work: Events" for more information.
Buttons

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Please refer to the lesson "Putting JavaScript to Work: Events" for more information.