Which code statement below correctly persists an object in localStorage?

• A.const setLocalstorage = (jsobject) =>
  Windows.localstorage.connectobject(jsObject);
• B.const setLocalstorage = (storageKey , jsobject) => (
  windows. LocalStorage,setitem(storagekey. jSON,string
  )
• C.Const setlocalstorage = (storagekey, jsObject) => (
  Window. Localstorage.persist (storagekey, jsObject);
  )
• D.Const setLocalstorage = (jsobject ) => (
  Window .localstorage .setitem (jsobject) ;

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Refer to the code below.

After changing the string index values, the of atr is Javascript''. What is the reason for this value?

• A.Non-primitive values are mutable.
• B.Primitive values are immutable
• C.Non-primitive values are immutable.
• D.Primitive values are mutable.

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Which two console logs out NaN?
Choose 2 answers

• A.Console.log(10 / 'five' ') ;
• B.Console.log (10 / 0);
• C.Console.log(10 / Number ('5) );
• D.Console.log(parseint ('two') ) ;

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Refer to the following code:

What is the value of output on line 11?

• A.[1, 2]
• B.[''foo'':1, ''bar'':2'']
• C.[''foo'', ''bar'']
• D.An error will occur due to the incorrect usage of the for...of statement on line 07.

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Refer to the following array:
Let arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
Which three options result in x evaluating as (3, 4, 5)?
Choose 3 answers

• A.Let x = arr.filter( (a) => )return a > 2 )) ;
• B.Let x = arr. Slince (2, 3);
• C.Let x = arr.filter( (a) => ( a < 2)) ;
• D.Let x = arr.alice (2) ;
• E.Let x = arr.aplice (2, 3);

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