Variables/Conditionals/Functions

Variables/Conditionals/Functions

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Computers

9th Grade

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What will print in the debug console?

Back

10

Answer explanation

The answer is C since that is the latest time that the variable “plop” is called.


2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What will print in the debug console?

Back

75

Answer explanation

The answer is C since we add each call of the variable together with the number for each line.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What will print in the debug console?

Back

50

Answer explanation

The answer is D since koala = 35 and bear = 5, koala adds 10 = 45. So, when we combine koala and bear we get 50 as our output.


4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the correct output? Options: Less than 10, Less than 20, Less than 20, Less than 30, 40 or more

Back

40 or more

Answer explanation

The answer is E since each time the score is called it adds onto the previous call of the variable.


5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the correct output? Options: Output C, Output E, Output D, Output A

Back

Output D

Answer explanation

The answer is output D because it is the one conditional that is true due to the || (or) in the if-else-ifs.

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the correct output? Options: Hi You’ve got this!, Hi Hi You’ve You’ve got this! got this!, Hi You’ve got this! You’ve got this!, Hi You’ve got this! Hi You’ve got this!

Back

Hi You’ve got this! You’ve got this!

Answer explanation

The answer is C because line 1 will print Hi, then the function is called twice, so there will be two lines of You’ve got and two lines of this! printed one part on one line and the other on the following line.

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

You rock! cannot display. How can we change this in the event handler to make it display correctly? Options: Line 1 change the global variable to total grade, Line 3 take out var and remove the local variable, Line 4 change grade to == 90, Line 5 change to getText command

Back

Line 3 take out var and remove the local variable

Answer explanation

The answer is B because we don’t want local variables since they will only focus on one event handler and not the entire program. Set the variables first so that they remain global instead. This way when you call the variable into an event handler, you do not use the var version of it.

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