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Practice Questions

1. Which HTML 5 tag would you use to semantically wrap your page navigation?
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2. What is the difference between a block level and an inline element in HTML?
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3. What is wrong in the following HTML?

   <div class="someClass" id="someID">
     Check this out!
   </div>
   <div class="someClass" id="someID">
     No, look at this instead.
   </div>
   

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4. How would you create a new folder named testFolder with the command line?
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5. How would you enter this folder?
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6. Given you are now in this folder, how would you check if git has already been initialized in that folder?
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7. If git has not yet been added to that folder, how would you add it?
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8. Which industry vertical are you interested in and why?
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9. Using Javascript, please write a function foo, that takes two arguments, an array and a number, and returns true if the length of the array is equal to the second argument? E.g. foo([1, 2, 3], 3) would return true.
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   // your code here
   

10. Write a loop in Javascript, iterating over the array [1, 2, 3, 4] printing out if the element is either the first element (print first -), the last element (print last) or neither first or last element (print not first or last -). E.g. the expected output would be (first - not first or last - not first or last - last).
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    // your code here
    

11. Print all numbers from 15 - 0 to the console using a for loop in JS.
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    // your code here
    

12. What would the console print in following example

    function outer(input) {
      var a = input;
      
      function inner(multiplier) {
        console.log(a * multiplier);
      }
      
      return inner;
    }
    
    var firstResult = outer(9);
    firstResult(10);
    

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13. Add the missing code to print "this is A" to the console by accessing the property from the JS object literal.

    var someObject = {b : "some test", a : "this is A"};
    console.log("*Your code here*");
    

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    // your code here