JavaScript - Strings

Question 1

What are the three ways to represent strings in JavaScript?

Answer 1

1. Double quotation marks
2. Single quotation marks
3. Backticks

Question 2

Fill in the blank: To represent a string in JavaScript using double quotation marks, you would write: _______.

Answer 2

“Some text here.”

Question 3

Fill in the blank: To represent a string in JavaScript using single quotation marks, you would write: _______.

Answer 3

‘Some text here.’

Question 4

Fill in the blank: To represent a string in JavaScript using backticks, you would write: _______.

Answer 4

Some text here.

Question 5

What is the first method to represent strings in JavaScript?

Answer 5

Surrounding text with double quotation marks

Question 6

What is the second method to represent strings in JavaScript?

Answer 6

Surrounding text with single quotation marks

Question 7

What is the third method to represent strings in JavaScript?

Answer 7

Surrounding text with backticks

Question 8

True or False: In JavaScript, strings can only be represented using double quotation marks.

Answer 8

False