Q
What does let a = 2; a **= 3; evaluate to?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option A
Solution:
The **= operator raises a to the power of 3, resulting in 8.
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What does the ??= operator do?

A). Logical AND assignment

B). Logical OR assignment

C). Nullish coalescing assignment

D). Bitwise AND assignment

What will be the value of a after let a = 5; a /= 2;?

A). 2

B). 5

C). 10

D). 0

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B). Performs a bitwise XOR

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B). 2

C). 3

D). 5

What does let a = 10; a >>= 2; evaluate to?

A). 2

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C). 10

D). 5

What does let e = 6; e <<= 1; evaluate to?

A). 3

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C). 6

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A). a =- 1;

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