A function that exists on an object is called a method.

True

False

Match the concept with the syntax.

object

$[$ Choose $]()"\text{'}"\text{'}\{\}[]$

array

$[$ Choose $]()"\text{'}"\text{'}\{\}[]$

string

$[$ Choose $]()"\text{'}"\text{'}\{\}[]$

template literal

$[$ Choose $]()"\text{'}"\text{'}\{\}[]$

parameters

$[$ Choose $]()"\text{'}"\text{'}\{\}[]$

Given this:

function popcorn$($quantity$)\{$

if $($quantity$)\{$

return $`$Popping quantity$\}$ popcorn.

$\}$

return "Not popping anything $"$

$\}$

What is the difference between the following $3$ lines? What would happen if you ran a console.log on each?

popcorn;

popcorn$()$;

popcorn$(3)$;

You can put an object inside of an object.

True

False

You can use both dot and bracket notation to access an object's pro perties

True

False

Given this code, how would you add a breed property to the dog with a value of "boxer"?

const myDog

name: "Evander Holyfield",

greeting: function$()\{$

alert$("$woof$")$

$\}$

$\}$

How is JSON different from regular objects in JavaScript? What makes it useful?

Arrays are not valid in JSON.

True

False