JS ES5, ES6 and Chrome Dev Tools(short)

Which code will return an array of [1,3,5]?

[1,2,3].map((x,i) => {alert(x); return x+i;})

[1,2,3].map((x,i) => {x+x; x+i;})

[1,2,3].map((x,i) => x*i)

[1,2,3].map((x,i) => {x*i+1;})

const obj = {
prop1:1,
prop2:{
arr:[1,2,3]
},
arr:[1,2,3]
};

We are going to use the object above for the following console output:

console.log(obj.prop1, obj.arr[1], obj.prop2.arr[0]);

You need to refactor(re-write) this line of code using ES6 object destructuring.

Which code from the options below is going to show an identical output(Choose as many answers as you want)?

const {prop1, arr:[a,b], prop2:{arr:[c]}} = obj; console.log(prop1, b, c);

const {prop1, arr:[a,b], prop2.arr:[c]} = obj; console.log(prop1, b, c);

const {prop1, arr:[b], prop2:{arr:[c]}} = obj; console.log(prop1, b, c);

const {prop1, {arr:[a,b]}, prop2:[arr:c]} = obj; console.log(prop1, b, c);

const {prop1, arr:[a,...rest], prop2:{arr:[...p]}} = obj; console.log(prop1, rest[0], p[0]);

const {prop1:p, arr:[a],arr:m,prop2:{arr:[c]}} = obj; console.log(p, m[0], c);

const obj = {

prop1:{

prop2:1

func: () => this.prop1.prop2 //Line #1

};

console.log(obj.func().bind(obj)); //Line #2

obj.func = function(){ //Line #3

return this.prop1.prop2; //Line #4

}

console.log(obj.func.bind(this)()); //Line #5

const obj1 = obj;

obj = obj1; //Line #6

Specify ALL lines that will cause an error(only those lines, that throw an exception to the console). Pseudo line numbers are specified in the comment. This is a multiple choice answer

The team lead sent you a huge HTML page. One of it's blocks has a list of artists and a button, that will remove a random artist from the list.

After inspecting the list in Chrome DevTools, you found out, that the HTML code looks like this:

<ul>

<li>

Artist 1

</li>

<li>

Artist 2

</li>

<li>

Artist 3

</li>

</ul>

How would you find, where is the Javascript code that removes an element from the list?

Select UL element and choose "Break on node removal" breakpoint

Select any LI element an choose "Break on node removal" breakpoint

Select UL element and choose "Break on subtree modifications" breakpoint

Select any LI element and choose "Break on attribute modifications" breakpoint

Select any LI element and choose "Break on subtree modifications" breakpoint