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No.# A and C are correct answer.

The other options are less likely to directly address the issue:

B. The developer should rework the code.
If the feature works on the developer's computer but not on the tester's, it suggests the problem might be environment-specific (e.g., cache, browser settings) rather than a code issue.

D. The developer should inspect their browser refresh settings.
While this could be useful in some contexts, it's more likely that the tester’s cache or browser settings are the problem rather than the developer’s.

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No.# B is correct

No.# A is correct

No.# B. myArray.flat(Infinity);

No.# Months starts index with 0 so June option is correct

No.# Answer: A
window.history.pushState(newPageState, '', null);: This method updates the current history entry with newPageState without reloading the page or changing the URL visibly.

Back Button Behavior: When the user clicks the browser's back button after pushState has been called, the browser navigates back to the previous history entry.

popstate Event: This event is fired on the window object when the active history entry changes. If the user navigates back after pushState, a popstate event is triggered.

State Property: The popstate event includes a state property that contains the state object associated with the history entry. In this case, newPageState passed to pushState will be available as event.state in the popstate event handler.

No.# A- C- E

No.# A - C - E

No.# A as month selected as 05

No.# A C and E
let value = NaN;

console.log(value === Number.NaN)
console.log(Number.isNaN(value))
console.log(value == NaN)
console.log(value !== value)
console.log(Object.is(value, NaN))

OUTPUT :
false
true
false
true
true

No.# B & C

No.# C. console.table(usersList); is more appropriate because in the question it is mentioned "visual representation of the list of users" and table can provide the list of users in a table format and allow sorting, and it is more appropriate than B. console.group(usersList);

No.# option C should be like let strValue = ' ' + numValue;

No.# A - C - E

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No.# Answer are A, B, and E

No.# Answer are A and B

No.# Answer is C

No.# B. 10 - 5, checked it in vscode