Q.1
What is the special feature of the modern web applications?
Q.2
The decodeURIComponent() is defined by
Q.3
Which is the method that removes the current document from the browsing history before laoding the new document?
Q.4
The URL property belongs to which of the following object?
Q.5
What does the location property represent?
Q.6
Why is the replace() method better than the assign() method?
Q.7
What is the purpose of the assign() method?
Q.8
The history property belongs to which object?
Q.9
Which among the following is not a property of the Location object?
Q.10
What is the return type of the hash property?
Q.11
What is the function used to extract arguments from the search property of a URL?
Q.12
The setTimeout() belongs to which object?
Q.13
Which method receives the return value of setTimeout() to cancel future invocations?
Q.14
What will happen if we call setTimeout() with a time of 0 ms?
Q.15
To which object does the location property belong?
Q.16
What is the result of the following code snippet? 
window.location === document.location
Q.17
Which function among the following lets to register a function to be invoked once?
Q.18
Which function among the following lets to register a function to be invoked repeatedly after a certain time?
Q.19
Which is the handler method used to invoke when uncaught JavaScript exceptions occur?
Q.20
Which property is used to obtain browser vendor and version information?
Q.21
Which property is used to specify the key type when pressed?
Q.22
Which method receives the return value of setInterval() to cancel future invocations?
Q.23
Which node type represents the root-node of the DOM tree?
Q.24
What is the purpose of the DocumentFragment node type?
Q.25
What does a Node object represent?
Q.26
How many nodetype – named constants are available?
Q.27
Which of the following Node types have a node value equal to null?
Q.28
What does the nodeName of the nodeType Document return?
Q.29
What is the purpose of the method item()?
Q.30
How can the nodes in the node list be accessed?
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