JavaScript Mastery from Zero to Hero - Prepare for Coding Interviews - Exercise - Accessing City Weather Data Array

The video tutorial guides students through an exercise involving a city weather data array. It begins with an introduction and setup, explaining the use of boilerplate code. The array contains a boolean and strings related to weather conditions in New York. The exercise involves correcting a logical error in the array by changing a boolean value and logging the results. The instructor emphasizes the importance of not using provided solutions to enhance learning.

What is the recommended way to start working on the exercise according to the instructor?

• Copy the code from the video description.

• Write all the code from scratch.

• Skip the exercise and watch the solution video.

• Use the solution sheet directly.

What does the 'city weather data' array represent?

• Weather data for various countries.

• Weather data for different cities.

• Population data for New York.

• Climate change statistics.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the 'city weather data' array?

• A boolean value.

• A string indicating a season.

• A numerical temperature value.

• A string indicating a city.

What logical inconsistency is identified in the 'city weather data' array?

• New York is not a city in the array.

• It rains every day in New York.

• It is hot in New York during winter.

• It is cold in New York during summer.

What is the main task in the exercise related to the 'city weather data' array?

• Remove the city name from the array.

• Change the boolean value to false.

• Convert the array to a list.

• Add more cities to the array.