Variables
Conditionals
Functions
Arrays
Loops
100

We use this function to print values.

What is console.log()?

100

!=

What is the not equals operator?

100

The placeholder variables used for input into a function. They are placed within the parentheses of a function declaration.

What are parameters? 

100

Starting at 0, these are like addresses that elements of an array can be found at.

What are indexes? 

100

This type of loop should be used when you know the exact number of times you want the loop to execute.

What is a for loop?

200

This keyword indicates that a variable is being declared.

What is let?

200

We use this function to get user input?

What is READLINE.question()?

200

The keyword used to output a value from a function.

What is return?

200

This method adds an element to the end of an array.

What is push()?

200

This type of loop runs an unspecified number of times, and will continue to as long as its condition is true.

What is a while loop?

300

This data type is a text value, encased in quotation marks.

What is a string?

300

let num = 3 console.log(num <= 4-1)

What is true?

300

The actual values passed into a function as input.

What are arguments?

300

let myGames = [“Fortnite”, “Valorant”, “Call of Duty“, Animal Crossing”, “Mario Kart”] /*This code would replace "Call of Duty" with "Minecraft" */

What is myGames[2]="Minecraft"?

300

Commonly used in loops, this operator will increment a variable by one every time. 

What is ++? (e.g. i++)

400

This data type can only be a true or false value.

What is a boolean?

400

if((true && false) || true) { console.log("Team");} else { console.log("Edge") }

What is "Team"?

400

//function declaration function add(a, b) { return a + b } //What is this? add()

What is a function call?

400

This code would access the last element of an array named myArray.

What is myArray[myArray.length-1]?

400

let animals = [“wolves”, “elephants”, “snakes”, “lions”] for(let i = 0; [MISSING]; i++) { console.log(animals[i]);} /*Fill in the missing part of the loop declaration, so that it only prints every element of the animal array */

What is i < animals.length?