Test your expertise in JavaScript conditional statements, loops, and control flow interrupts with these challenging questions designed to assess nuanced understanding.
Given the code snippet: let x = 10; if (x u003E 5) { if (x u003C 15) { x++; } } else { x = 0; }, what will be the value of x after execution?
In the statement if ('0' == 0), which principle is applied in JavaScript's conditional control flow?
Given: let val = 2; switch(val) { case 1: val += 1; case 2: val += 2; break; case 3: val += 3; }, what is the value of val after executing the switch?
What will be logged by: let output = ''; for(let i=0; iu003C5; i++) { if(i===3) break; output += i; } console.log(output);
Which value will NOT be printed by the following? let i = 0; while(i u003C 5) { i++; if(i === 3) continue; console.log(i); }
Consider let arr = ['a', 'b']; arr.extra = 'c'; Using for (let prop in arr), which values can prop take?
Given let arr = [1,,3]; using for (let num of arr), how many iterations will occur and what values will be assigned to num?
What happens if the default case in a switch statement is placed before the first case label?
In the expression if (false u0026u0026 someFunction()), what is guaranteed about the execution of someFunction()?
Why does the following code log 5, 5, 5, 5, 5? for(var i=0; iu003C5; i++){ setTimeout(()=u003Econsole.log(i),0); }
Which statement best describes the difference between do...while and while loops in evaluating loop conditions?
What is returned by: if (0 || (null u0026u0026 true)) { return 'A'; } else { return 'B'; }
If a switch statement's case expressions are objects, under what circumstance will any case match?
What is the result of this code: let res = ''; for(let i=2,j=4; iu003C5u0026u0026ju003E1; i++,j--){ res += i+j; } return res;
How many times does Hello print in: let count=0; for(let i=0;iu003C3;i++){ for(let j=0;ju003C3;j++){ if(j==1) continue; count++; } } console.log('Hello'.repeat(count));
Given let s = 'abc', what is the output of: let result = ''; for(let c of s){ result += c.toUpperCase(); } return result;