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01_Introduction to JavaScript Development/01_Intro to JavaScript/03_Using JavaScript Code/03_Multiple Choice.prob.md

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 >>Which of the following `console.log()` statements return "Welcome!"? <<
 
-(x) <pre><code>console.log("Welcome!");</code></pre> {{Correct because the statement prints "Welcome!" to the console with no syntax error.}}
-( ) <pre><code>console.print("Welcome!");</code></pre> {{Incorrect because "log" should be used instead of "print".}}
-( ) <pre><code>console.log Welcome!</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
-( ) <pre><code>console.log -> (Welcome!)</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
-( ) <pre><code>console.log()</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not print anything to the console.}}
+(x) `console.log("Welcome!");` {{Correct because the statement prints "Welcome!" to the console with no syntax error.}}
+( ) `console.print("Welcome!");` {{Incorrect because "log" should be used instead of "print".}}
+( ) `console.log Welcome!` {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
+( ) `console.log -> (Welcome!)` {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
+( ) `console.log()` {{Incorrect because the statement does not print anything to the console.}}
 
 ||The syntax of the `console.log()` method is shown in the sample code above. ||

01_Introduction to JavaScript Development/01_Intro to JavaScript/04_When is JavaScript Executed?/03_Multiple Choice.prob.md

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 >>Which of the following `alert()` statements return "Beware!"? <<
 
-( ) <pre><code>alert(Beware!);</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax, "Beware!" should be enclosed with quotation marks.}}
-( ) <pre><code>alert -> Beware!</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
-( ) <pre><code>alert();</code></pre> {{Incorrect because the statement does not print a message with the alert box.}}
-(x) <pre><code>alert("Beware!");</code></pre> {{Correct because the statement prints "Beware!" as an alert box.}}
-( ) <pre><code>alertBeware();</code></pre> {{Incorrect because this function does not exist in JavaScript.}}
+( ) `alert(Beware!);` {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax, "Beware!" should be enclosed with quotation marks.}}
+( ) `alert -> Beware!` {{Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax.}}
+( ) `alert();` {{Incorrect because the statement does not print a message with the alert box.}}
+(x) `alert("Beware!");` {{Correct because the statement prints "Beware!" as an alert box.}}
+( ) `alertBeware();` {{Incorrect because this function does not exist in JavaScript.}}
 
 ||The syntax of the `alert()` method is shown in the sample code above. ||

01_Introduction to JavaScript Development/04_Standard Javascript Objects/00_Pop-up Boxes/03_Checkboxes.prob.md

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 >>Which of the following statements are examples of pop-up boxes? <<
 
-[ ] <pre><code>Prompt("Welcome", 0);</code></pre> {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. "Prompt" should not be capitalized.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. "Prompt" should not be capitalized.}}
-[ ] <pre><code>alert</code></pre> {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The parenthesis and input are missing.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The parenthesis and input are missing.}}
-[x] <pre><code>alert("Welcome");</code></pre> {{ selected: Correct because the alert box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}, { unselected: Correct because the alert box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}}
-[x] <pre><code>confirm("Welcome");</code></pre> {{ selected: Correct because the confirm box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}, { unselected: Correct because the confirm box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}}
-[ ] <pre><code>prompt(</code></pre> {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The right bracket and input are missing.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The right bracket and input are missing.}}
+[ ] `Prompt("Welcome", 0);` {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. "Prompt" should not be capitalized.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. "Prompt" should not be capitalized.}}
+[ ] `alert` {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The parenthesis and input are missing.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The parenthesis and input are missing.}}
+[x] `alert("Welcome");` {{ selected: Correct because the alert box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}, { unselected: Correct because the alert box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}}
+[x] `confirm("Welcome");` {{ selected: Correct because the confirm box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}, { unselected: Correct because the confirm box adheres to JavaScript Syntax.}}
+[ ] `prompt(` {{ selected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The right bracket and input are missing.}, { unselected: Incorrect because the statement does not adhere to JavaScript syntax. The right bracket and input are missing.}}
 
 ||The syntax for some of the answer choices are incorrect. ||

01_Introduction to JavaScript Development/04_Standard Javascript Objects/01_Built-In Browser Objects/01_Multiple Choice.prob.md

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 >>Which of the following is a read-only data provided by JavaScript? <<
 
-( ) <pre><code>Math</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `Math` is a not a read-only data.}}
-( ) <pre><code>WINDOW</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `WINDOW` is a not a read-only data.}}
-( ) <pre><code>browsers</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `browsers` is a not a read-only data.}}
-(x) <pre><code>screen</code></pre> {{Correct because `screen` is a read-only data.}}
-( ) <pre><code>Date</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `Date` is a not a read-only data.}}
+( ) `Math` {{Incorrect because `Math` is a not a read-only data.}}
+( ) `WINDOW` {{Incorrect because `WINDOW` is a not a read-only data.}}
+( ) `browsers` {{Incorrect because `browsers` is a not a read-only data.}}
+(x) `screen` {{Correct because `screen` is a read-only data.}}
+( ) `Date` {{Incorrect because `Date` is a not a read-only data.}}
 
 ||The case and spelling of the read-only data must match the given spelling by JavaScript. ||

01_Introduction to JavaScript Development/05_Debugging in JavaScript/03_JavaScript Console Object/01_Multiple Choice.prob.md

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 >>Which of the following method does NOT belong to the `Console` object?<<
 
-( ) <pre><code>log()</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `console.log()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
-( ) <pre><code>debug()</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `console.debug()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
-( ) <pre><code>error()</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `console.error()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
-( ) <pre><code>warn()</code></pre> {{Incorrect because `console.warn()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
-(x) <pre><code>message()</code></pre> {{Correct because `console.message()` is not a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
+( ) `log()` {{Incorrect because `console.log()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
+( ) `debug()` {{Incorrect because `console.debug()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
+( ) `error()` {{Incorrect because `console.error()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
+( ) `warn()` {{Incorrect because `console.warn()` is a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
+(x) `message()` {{Correct because `console.message()` is not a valid method in the `Console` object.}}
 
 ||The methods `console.log()` and `console.debug()` are commonly used when debugging. ||