Imprimer Test: Javascript activity (programming - javascript

1.

1. According to the title and the first examples of JavaScript given in the text, we can assume that…

A.

a. this is the first contact the author has had with JavaScript.

B.

b. the author has a wide experience with JavaScript programming and web development.

C.

c. the author has not read anything about JS and has invented the explanations from general knowledge.

D.

d. JS has only two functions: display text on your screen, and solve simple arithmetical operations.

2.

2. The source of information for the author to write this text comes from…

A.

a. textbooks about Java programming language.

B.

b. online free courses available in video streaming.

C.

c. paid and pre-registered courses at virtual universities.

D.

d. collaborative writing projects where everyone can add information in blogs and similar formats.

3.

3. JS is very popular because…

A.

a. it converts dynamic web pages into static or text-only pages for easy reading.

B.

b. the contents of web pages can actually be interactive and entertaining.

C.

c. its language is clear and very easy to use, even for beginners.

D.

d. of its text-oriented approach and WYSIWYG graphic user interface.

4.

4. According to the presenter of the tutorials, your success as programmer will depend on…

A.

a. your daily practice in a code editor after each lesson and example.

B.

b. a strict follow up of the 20 sessions with videos and a final practice.

C.

c. going straight to copying codes and testing without knowing the fundamentals.

D.

d. Omitting secondary topics as the syntax, DOMs, strings and other components that you can add by clicking buttons.

5.

5. For becoming a good JS programmer, you will have to…

A.

a. be curious enough to try your own coding by trial and error until you get a working program.

B.

b. inspect the source code of web pages you visit, and copy the structure in your notepad for further use and reference.

C.

c. acquire solid foundations and knowledge of the basics of programming by studying and practicing constantly.

D.

d. watch the tutorials every time you are writing code.