Q
How do you concatenate two strings in JavaScript?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option B
Solution:
The + operator is commonly used to concatenate strings in JavaScript.
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What does the .concat() method do in JavaScript?

A). Concatenates two or more strings

B). Compares two strings

C). Converts a string to lowercase

D). Finds a substring in a string

What does the .replace() method do in JavaScript?

A). Replaces a specified value with another value

B). Removes a substring

C). Splits a string into an array

D). Joins two or more strings

What is the result of 'hello'.toUpperCase().toLowerCase() in JavaScript?

A). 'hello'

B). 'HELLO'

C). 'Hello'

D). 'hello'

What is the correct way to compare two strings in JavaScript for equality?

A). string1 == string2

B). string1.compare(string2)

C). string1.equals(string2)

D). string1 === string2

Which method can you use to check if a string includes a specific substring in JavaScript?

A). .includes()

B). .contains()

C). .hasSubstring()

D). .indexOf()

What is the result of 'apple'.charAt(2) in JavaScript?

A). 'p'

B). 'l'

C). 'a'

D). 'pp'

What does the .toLowerCase() method do in JavaScript?

A). Converts all characters to lowercase

B). Converts all characters to uppercase

C). Trims leading and trailing whitespace

D). Converts string to a boolean

What does the + operator do with strings?

A). Concatenates strings

B). Compares strings

C). Trims strings

D). Converts strings to uppercase

What does the .substring() method do in JavaScript?

A). Extracts characters between two indices

B). Trims whitespace from the beginning

C). Converts string to an array

D). Compares two strings

What is the result of '5' + 3 in JavaScript?

A). '53'

B). 8

C). 53

D). '5 3'