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Javascript Challenges

Rewarding Challenges to Improve your Javascript Skills

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One of the best ways to learn Javascript is through a series of challenges which can be entertaining and fun, the challenges collected in this book are designed to help developers increase their JavaScript, logic and other coding skills.

Take your Javascript skills to the next level with 139 Challenges and their correct answers !!

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Alejandro Garcia
A.J. García

I started my coding career back in 2003. Lately I've been involved a lot in Javascript for frontend and the backend.

I would love passing along to you some of the experiences and challenges I've faced over the years.

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Table of Contents

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  • Introduction
    • Who is this book for ?
    • What this book covers ?
  • Chapter 1: Javascript Challenges
    • 1. What’s the output?
    • 2. What’s the output?
    • 3. What’s the output?
    • 4. What’s the output?
    • 5. Which one is true?
    • 6. What’s the output?
    • 7. What’s the output?
    • 8. What’s the output?
    • 9. What’s the output?
    • 10. What happens when we do this?
    • 11. What’s the output?
    • 12. What’s the output?
    • 13. What are the three phases of event propagation?
    • 14. All object have prototypes.
    • 15. What’s the output?
    • 16. What’s the output?
    • 17. What’s the output?
    • 18. What’s the output?
    • 19. What’s the output?
    • 20. What’s the output?
    • 21. What’s value of sum?
    • 22. How long is cool_secret accessible?
    • 23. What’s the output?
    • 24. What’s the output?
    • 25. What’s the output?
    • 26. The JavaScript global execution context creates two things for you: the global object, and the “this” keyword.
    • 27. What’s the output?
    • 28. What’s the output?
    • 29. What’s the output?
    • 30. What’s the output?
    • 31. What is the event.target when clicking the button?
    • 32. When you click the paragraph, what’s the logged output?
    • 33. What’s the output?
    • 34. What’s the output?
    • 35. Which of these values are falsy?
    • 36. What’s the output?
    • 37. What’s the output?
    • 38. What’s the output?
    • 39. Everything in JavaScript is either a…
    • 40. What’s the output?
    • 41. What’s the output?
    • 42. What does the setInterval method return in the browser?
    • 43. What does this return?
    • 44. What’s the output?
    • 45. What does this return?
    • 46. What’s the output?
    • 47. What’s the output?
    • 48. What’s the output?
    • 49. What’s the value of num?
    • 50. What’s the output`?
    • 51. What’s the output?
    • 52. What’s the output?
    • 53. What’s the output?
    • 54. What’s the output?
    • 55. What’s the output?
    • 56. What’s the output?
    • 57. What’s the output?
    • 58. What’s the output?
    • 59. What’s the output?
    • 60. What’s the output?
    • 61. What’s the output?
    • 62. What’s the output?
    • 63. What’s the output?
    • 64. What’s the output?
    • 65. What’s the output?
    • 66. With which constructor can we successfully extend the Dog class?
    • 67. What’s the output?
    • 68. What’s the output?
    • 69. What’s the output?
    • 70. What’s missing?
    • 71. What’s the output?
    • 72. What’s the output?
    • 73. What’s the output?
    • 74. What’s the output?
    • 75. What’s the output?
    • 76. What’s the output?
    • 77. Is this a pure function?
    • 78. What is the output?
    • 79. What’s the output?
    • 80. What is the output?
    • 81. What is the output?
    • 82. What should be the value of method be to log?
    • 83. What is the output?
    • 84. What is the output?
    • 85. What kind of information would get logged?
    • 86. Which option is a way to set hasName equal to true, provided you cannot pass true as an argument?
    • 87. What’s the output?
    • 88. What’s the output?
    • 89. What’s the output?
    • 90. What’s the output?
    • 91. What’s the output?
    • 92. What’s the output?
    • 93. What’s the output?
    • 94. What’s the output?
    • 95. What’s the output?
    • 96. What’s the output?
    • 97. What’s the output?
    • 98. What’s the output?
    • 99. What’s the output?
    • 100. What do we need to add to the person object to get ["Lydia Hallie", 21] as the output of [...person]?
    • 101. What’s the value of output?
    • 102. What’s the value of output?
    • 103. What’s the value of output?
    • 104. What’s its value?
    • 105. What’s its value?
    • 106. What’s its value?
    • 107. What’s the output?
    • 108. What’s the output?
    • 109. What’s the output?
    • 110. What does this method do?
    • 111. What’s the output?
    • 112. What’s the output?
    • 113. What’s the output?
    • 114. What will happen?
    • 115. Which method(s) will return the value 'Hello world!'?
    • 116. What’s the output?
    • 117. Which of the following options will return 6?
    • 118. What’s the output?
    • 119. What’s the output?
    • 120. What’s the output?
    • 121. What’s the output?
    • 122. What’s the output?
    • 123. What’s the output?
    • 124. What’s the output?
    • 125. What’s the output?
    • 126. What’s the output?
    • 127. What’s the output?
    • 128. What’s the output?
    • 129. What’s the output?
    • 130. What’s the output?
    • 131. What’s the output?
    • 132. What’s the output?
    • 133. What’s the output?
    • 134. How can we invoke sum in index.js from sum.js?
    • 135. What’s the output?
    • 136. Which of the following will modify the person object?
    • 137. Which of the following will modify the person object?
    • 138. What’s the output?
    • 139. What’s the output?
  • Chapter 2: Answers to the Challenges
    • Challenge 1.
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    • Challenge 132.
    • Challenge 133.
    • Challenge 134.
    • Challenge 135.
    • Challenge 136.
    • Challenge 137.
    • Challenge 138.
    • Challenge 139.
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