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-{"text": "<s>[INST] State meaning of each token of the following statement and describe it:i) ++a; ii) document. bgcolor; [/INST] s (i) ++ is the increment operator and a is the operand, hence a++ will increment the value of a by 1. (ii) The bgColor property specifies the background color of HTML document. </s>"}
+{"text": """<s>[INST] State meaning of each token of the following statement and describe it:i) ++a; ii) document. bgcolor; [/INST] s (i) ++ is the increment operator and a is the operand, hence a++ will increment the value of a by 1. (ii) The bgColor property specifies the background color of HTML document. </s>"""}
 {"text": "<s>[INST] Write and explain syntax of prompt( ) method in JavaScript. [/INST]  prompt() method is used to display a dialogue box to the user to prompt them to an input.  It has two buttons “OK” and “CANCEL”, if the user click on the “OK” button then it will return the inputed value , if the user clicks on the "CANCEL” button then it will return a null value  Syntax: prompt(text)  Example: <script> var name = prompt ("Enter a name"); document. Write(name); </script></s>"}
 {"text": "<s>[INST] List various assignment operators supported by JavaScript, explain any two with the help of suitable example [/INST] assignment operators supported by JavaScript Operators Meaning = Equal to += Plus Equal to -= Minus Equal to /= Divide Equal to %= Modulus Equal to *= Multiply Equal to Example: <script> // = is used to assign a value to a variable var num = 10; document.write(num); // num 10 /* += first add the value to the existing value of the variable then assign it the new added value */ num +=10; document.write(num); // num 20 </script </s>"}
 {"text": "<s>[INST] List the levels of testing [/INST] Following are the levels of testing: a) Unit test b) Integration test c) System test d) Acceptance test</s>"}