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These answers are not correct. JavaScript throw consists of: throw new Exception(CODE, Message). In this example it says it should be throw new Exception(Message, Code) which is incorrect. Also when working with web workers the "correct" answer on this indicates it should be onconnect, when onconnect is not even a property/method for a web worker. Do not use.

Hi,
Does anyone has the 70-480 self paced training kit ebook?

Thanks

Right guys,

This is what I have so far from EXAM A. Let me know if you find one wrong and give me your suggestion:
1-1 & 4
2-D
3-D
4-1&2
5-A
6-D
7-D
8-?
9-A
10-range-18-90-value-37-required
11-?
12-?
13-C
14-1&2
15-5/2/2/5
16-A
17-B
18-3/2/1
19-A/C
20-A
21-?
22-C/D
23-2/4/3/4/3/1
24-B&D
25-C
26-C
27-?
28-C/D
29-A
30-OK
31-D
32-A
33-A
34-OK
35-A

Please examcollection.com, don't remove my post, we are trying to correct the exam,

@Toto is right. correct statements are..
if (length == 75)
if (length == "75")

This is not fake, the exam has only 40 questions and this dump has almost half of them.

@Aimable, at the moment, the correct dump is only available with certification dump sellers or resellers. This one and the other dump posted by Anonymous are fakes and incomplete.

Please, where can we find the right dump (the one my collegue said above with 69questions).
I will appreciate please;

Answers are wrong - this is rubbish

@Tom: It's not valid, this dump has only 18q - the real one has 69 Questions

It is valid dump although couple of answers were wrong but you can still pass using these Q&A. I also passed 70-410,11,12 using examcertify.com material So I've no doubt about it.

I'm in doubt, because it says."A block of code must execute if the length equals 75 regardless of the data type." I mean, 75, not "75", so if (length === 75) would be valid because it will return true.

Thanks for this dump. Any updates on this dump? There are another 40 questions on the exam.

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what about exam 483,4884,485

@Kevin What books did you use to prepare?

Kevin, would you please share other q&a you have ?

this dump is incomplet, to you have better please ?

Just passed this test today, saw most of the questions in this dump, but there were many more additional (40 total). This dump thus far is spot on, though some of the answers may not be right, you need to verify (780/1000)

Thanks for sharing!

Customer.prototype.GetCommission() = function() { . };
represents a very common typo, it should be:
Customer.prototype.GetCommission = function() { . };

(note: assignment to the return value of a method call is possible according to the ECMA-specs, but only in theory)

The correct answer to extend a Customer object with the "GetCommision" method is to use:
Customer.prototype.GetCommission() = function() { .}

The "apply" method is used to call a function with a given "this" value and arguments provided as an array.

Anybody knows if this dump is valid?

[0-9]{3}-?[0-9]{2}-?[0-9]{4}
should be the correct anwser instead of the ^?

Adding a method to a class in javascript is achieved by adding the function directly to the model or by adding the function to the prototype of the class.
So response for adding the method GetCommission must be :
Customer.prototype.GetCommission () = function () { . }
or
Customer.GetCommission () = function () { . } (but in this case the function added to each object not to the class definition.

JavaScript response for var length = "75" is wrong.

Answer must be "if (length == 75)" and "if (length == "75")" and not "if (length == 75)" and "if (length === 75)" because "===" operator check the value and the type of object.