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This document contains an interview with questions and answers about React.js. It discusses what React.js is, its benefits like reusable components and virtual DOM, what JSX and components/elements are, the differences between props and state and controlled/uncontrolled components, lifecycle methods like componentDidMount, and Redux and hooks for state management.

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React - Js Interview Questions With Answer

This document contains an interview with questions and answers about React.js. It discusses what React.js is, its benefits like reusable components and virtual DOM, what JSX and components/elements are, the differences between props and state and controlled/uncontrolled components, lifecycle methods like componentDidMount, and Redux and hooks for state management.

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React.

js Interview
Questions with
Answer

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
Q) What is React.js?

A) React.js is a JavaScript library for building user


interfaces. It was developed by Facebook and
has become popular among developers for its
ease of use, reusability, and performance.

Q) What are the benefits of using React.js?

A) Some of the benefits of using React.js include its


ability to create reusable components, its use of
a virtual DOM for efficient updates, and its
strong community support.

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
Q) What is JSX in React.js?

A) JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript that


allows you to write HTML-like code in your
JavaScript files. It is used in React.js to describe
the structure of your user interface.

Q) What is the difference between a component and


an element in React.js?

A) A component is a reusable piece of code that


represents a part of a user interface, while an
element is an instance of a component that is
rendered to the screen.

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
Q) What is the difference between props and state in
React.js?

A) Props are immutable and are passed down from a


parent component to a child component, while
the state is mutable and is managed within a
component.

Q) What are the lifecycle methods in React.js?

A) The lifecycle methods in React.js allow you to run


code at specific points in a component's lifecycle,
such as when it is mounted, updated, or unmounted.
Some of the most commonly used lifecycle methods
include componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate,
and componentWillUnmount.

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
Q) What is the purpose of the render() method in
React.js?

A) The render() method in React.js is used to


generate the output that will be rendered to the
screen. It should be a pure function that takes in
props and state and returns a React element.

Q) What is the difference between a controlled


component and an uncontrolled component in
React.js?

A) A controlled component is one whose value is


controlled by React.js, while an uncontrolled
component is one whose value is controlled by
the user.

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
Q) What is Redux in React.js?

A) Redux is a state management library for


JavaScript applications. It provides a centralized
store for managing application state and makes it
easier to keep track of changes to that state.

Q) What are React hooks in React.js?

A) React hooks are functions that allow you to use


state and other React features in functional
components. They were introduced in React 16.8
and are a more concise and readable way of
writing components than class components.

Hassan Mujtaba | Full Stack Developer


@javascriptwithhassan
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