Which of the following is a correct way to define an object using an object literal?
A). var car = {make: 'Toyota', model: 'Corolla'};
B). var car = make: 'Toyota', model: 'Corolla';
C). var car = new Object(make: 'Toyota', model: 'Corolla');
D). var car = Object.create(make: 'Toyota', model: 'Corolla');
What is the output of car.start() if var car = {start: function() {console.log('Car started');}};?
A). Car
B). started
C). Car started
D). Error
What does Object.keys(obj) return?
A). An array of the values of the object's properties
B). An array of the names of the object's properties
C). The first key of the object
D). The number of properties in the object
How can you iterate over all properties of an object?
A). for (var key of object)
B). for (var key in object)
C). for (var key with object)
D). for (var key over object)
How do you create a method inside an object using an object literal?
A). methodName: function() {}
B). methodName = function() {}
C). methodName: () {}
D). methodName: method() {}
How can you check if a property exists in an object?
A). 'property' in object
B). object.hasProperty('property')
C). object.contains('property')
D). object.includes('property')
What will the following code output? console.log(car.make); if var car = {make: 'Honda', model: 'Civic'};
A). Honda
B). Civic
C). Undefined
D). Error
How do you add a new property to an existing object in JavaScript?
A). object.property = value;
B). object->property = value;
C). object:property = value;
D). object.addProperty('property', value);
How do you define a method in a constructor function?
A). this.methodName = function() {}
B). this.methodName: function() {}
C). this.methodName = () {}
D). this.methodName: () {}
How do you define a class in JavaScript ES6?
A). class ClassName { constructor() {} }
B). function ClassName() { constructor() {} }
C). class ClassName() { constructor {} }
D). function class ClassName { constructor() {} }