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Question 1:  What is the main purpose of debouncing in JavaScript?

(A) To call a function repeatedly

(B) To delay execution until events stop firing

(C) To increase event calls

Question 2:  Throttling in JavaScript ensures a function executes:

(A) Only once per second

(B) Every time an event occurs

(C) At regular intervals regardless of event rate

Question 3:  Debouncing is most useful when:

(A) Sending API calls at regular intervals

(B) Submitting forms

(C) Handling resize or keypress events

Question 4:  Throttling is typically used in:

(A) Search input suggestions

(B) Scroll or mousemove events

(C) Delay-based animations

Question 5:  In debouncing the function:

(A) Executes immediately

(B) Waits for the event to stop firing before execution

(C) Fires continuously

Question 6:  In throttling the function:

(A) Executes once after all events finish

(B) Executes multiple times in a short burst

(C) Executes at fixed intervals

Question 7:  Which of the following best describes debouncing?

(A) Skipping the first event and firing the last one

(B) Executing on the first event

(C) Ignoring all events

Question 8:  Which one is more suitable for rate-limiting API requests?

(A) Debouncing

(B) Throttling

(C) Both

Question 9:  If a user is typing in a search box and you want to wait until they finish before sending a request you should use:

(A) Throttling

(B) Debouncing

(C) Polling

Question 10:  Debouncing and throttling help in:

(A) Making code more complicated

(B) Improving performance and user experience

(C) Removing all events