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Exam Code: 1D0-435                Update: Oct 15, 2025
Exam Name: CIW JavaScript Fundamentals exam

CIW CIW JavaScript Fundamentals exam 1D0-435 Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (October 2025)

Question # 1

________________ developed JavaScript.

A.

Netscape

B.

IBM

C.

W3C

D.

Microsoft

Question # 2

In mid 1997, Netscape, the inventor of JavaScript, announced that the ____________ had approved JavaScript as an international standard.

A.

AAHA

B.

ECMA

C.

W3C

D.

WW3C

Question # 3

Creating your object references as elements of an array rather than creating individual variables will make them easier to use for repetitive tasks?

A.

FALSE

B.

TRUE

Question # 4

JavaScript is case sensitive, and the keyword "function" must be all lowercase.

A.

FALSE

B.

TRUE

Question # 5

___________ is JavaScript's server-side solution. It enables you to connect Web pages to databases, as well as enable server-side image maps and save client state so that the computer will remember where the client is in a multi-page preocess.

A.

ServerSide JavaScript

B.

JavaWire

C.

LiveWire

D.

Java

Question # 6

VBScript was the first scripting language developed for Webpage design.

A.

True

B.

False

Question # 7

A __________ is a named space of memory, like a container that holds a value.

A.

value

B.

prompt()

C.

property

D.

variable

Question # 8

Methods operate on _________ instances of objects.

A.

two

B.

three

C.

multiple

D.

single

Question # 9

Which if any of the following enables you to access the methods and properties of the parent window from a newly opened child window?

A.

The opener property of the window object

B.

The self.href statement

C.

The parent.parent statement

D.

None. This cannot be done.

Question # 10

The built in function parseFloat() __________________.

A.

converts a currancy formatted number to a decimal formatted number.

B.

converts a number to its integer equivalent.

C.

does not exist.

D.

converts a number to its floating-point decimal equivalent.

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