I found a few issues/misleading questions in the JavaScript quiz:
Q9:
Which event occurs when the user clicks on an HTML element?
The answer on the quiz is onClick, but I think click is the valid answer. element.onclick is just one way to define a click handler, the other being element.addEventListener('click', () => {}). Mozilla even calls it the "click event" (developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...)
Q12:
If you supply only one parameter for Date, it will be treated as milliseconds.
The answer in the quiz is True, but Date can also accept a string as a single parameter, which will be parsed. So I think this question is misleading
Q38:
What character is used for reminder operator in JS?
I think the question was supposed to read "What character is used for the remainder operator in JS?"
May I suggest adding a way to provide feedback from within the site?
Overall though, it's a super nice way to test your knowledge!
I found a few issues/misleading questions in the JavaScript quiz:
Q9:
The answer on the quiz is
onClick, but I thinkclickis the valid answer.element.onclickis just one way to define a click handler, the other beingelement.addEventListener('click', () => {}). Mozilla even calls it the "click event" (developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...)Q12:
The answer in the quiz is
True, butDatecan also accept a string as a single parameter, which will be parsed. So I think this question is misleadingQ38:
I think the question was supposed to read "What character is used for the remainder operator in JS?"
May I suggest adding a way to provide feedback from within the site?
Overall though, it's a super nice way to test your knowledge!
Thanks for the input! 🙏💖
Just fixed the questions you noted 😉
I might implement feedback from a site in the future 😉