Q
How does the ^= operator work in JavaScript?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option B
Solution:
The ^= operator performs a bitwise XOR operation between the operands and assigns the result to the variable.
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Which of the following operators is used to perform a logical AND assignment?

A). &&

B). &&=

C). &=

D). and=

What is the value of let a = 5; a *= 2 + 3;?

A). 25

B). 10

C). 15

D). 5

Which operator would you use to shift bits to the right and assign the result?

A). >>>=

B). >>=

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A). 8

B). 6

C). 5

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A). a += 3;

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D). a + 3;

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B). = 5;`?

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D). 5

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A). 2

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C). 10

D). 0

How do you write an assignment statement to decrement a by 1 in JavaScript?

A). a =- 1;

B). a -= 1;

C). a == -1;

D). a = 1;

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D). Divides and assigns

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D). 5