The video tutorial explains how to attach keyboard events to specific elements on a webpage using JavaScript. It covers selecting input elements, attaching event listeners for key down and key up events, and updating DOM elements based on these events. The tutorial also demonstrates listening for key events at the document level, allowing for broader event handling across the page.

What is the purpose of using querySelectorAll in the context of keyboard events?

• To log all key events to the console

• To refresh the webpage automatically

• To select all input elements for attaching event listeners

• To update the text content of an element

How can you determine which key was pressed during a key event?

• By refreshing the page

• By using the key name from the event object

• By checking the event type

• By logging the entire event object

What is the main difference between key down and key up events?

• Key down fires once, key up fires multiple times

• Key down is for mouse clicks, key up is for keyboard

• Key down is for input fields, key up is for the document

• Key down fires when a key is pressed, key up fires when a key is released

Why might you use template literals when logging key events?

• To attach event listeners to all elements

• To concatenate strings and variables easily

• To select elements with a specific class

• To refresh the page automatically

What is the advantage of listening for key events on the entire document?

• It automatically updates the page content

• It enables capturing key events regardless of focus

• It restricts key events to specific elements

• It allows for logging events only on input fields

How does the key press event differ from the key down event?

• Key press is for input fields, key down is for the document

• Key press fires multiple times, key down fires once

• Key press is for mouse events, key down is for keyboard

• Key press fires once per key press, key down fires continuously while held

What happens when you hold down a key with a key down event listener?

• The event fires continuously until the key is released

• The event only fires when the key is released

• The event fires once and stops

• The event does not fire at all