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JavaScript Practice Questions

The document contains a series of JavaScript practice questions focused on core programming constructs, including basic arithmetic, conditional logic, loops, and array manipulation. It provides specific tasks such as calculating areas, determining pass/fail scores, finding factorials, and sorting arrays. Additionally, it emphasizes good coding practices like using clear variable names and writing comments.

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JavaScript Practice Questions

The document contains a series of JavaScript practice questions focused on core programming constructs, including basic arithmetic, conditional logic, loops, and array manipulation. It provides specific tasks such as calculating areas, determining pass/fail scores, finding factorials, and sorting arrays. Additionally, it emphasizes good coding practices like using clear variable names and writing comments.

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JavaScript Practice Questions

CORE PROGRAMMING CONSTRUCTS

Section A: Basic Arithmetic & Geometry

1. Solving Arithmetic Problems

Write a JavaScript program that declares two variables, assigns them numeric values, and
outputs their sum, difference, product, and quotient using the [Link]() function.

2. Calculating Area, Volume, etc.

Write a JavaScript function calculateCircleArea(radius) that takes the radius of a


circle as an argument and returns its area. (Hint: Use [Link])

Write a program that calculates the volume of a cylinder. Define variables for radius and
height , and print the result to the console.

Section B: Conditional Logic & Comparisons

3. Comparisons

Write a JavaScript program using if-else conditional structures that takes a student's test
score as input. If the score is 33 or higher, output "Pass". Otherwise, output "Fail".

Create a program that compares two numbers. If they are equal, print "Numbers are equal". If
the first is greater, print "First number is larger", and if the second is greater, print "Second
number is larger".

Section C: Iterative Structures (Loops)

4. Finding Factorial of a Number

Write a JavaScript program using a for loop to calculate and print the factorial of a given
positive integer n (e.g., if n=5, output 5 × 4 × 3 × 2 × 1 = 120).

5. Printing Series

Write a loop that prints the first 10 even numbers as a series (2, 4, 6, 8, 10...).
Create a script that prints a descending series of numbers from 100 down to 10, decrementing
by 10 each time.

6. Printing Table of a Number

Write a JavaScript function printTable(number) that takes an integer as an argument and


prints its complete multiplication table up to 10.

Section D: Arrays & Data Management

7. Finding the Largest or Smallest Number

Write a program that defines an array of five numbers. Use a loop to iterate through the array
and find the largest number within it.

Write a function findSmallest(arr) that takes an array as input and returns the smallest
number.

8. Searching for an Element

Create an array of your favorite subjects. Write a JavaScript program that uses a loop to
search for the word "Physics" in the array. If it is found, print "Element Found", otherwise print
"Element Not Found".

9. Sorting a List

Write a JavaScript program to sort an array of integers in ascending order. (Challenge: Try
writing the logic using nested loops, or use the built-in .sort() method).

Teacher's Note: Always practice good coding habits. Use clear variable names (like
studentMarks instead of just x ), and write brief comments above your functions to explain
what they do. You've got this!

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