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React JS Interview Questions for Java Developer

Basic React Questions

1. What is React, and how does it differ from traditional JavaScript frameworks?

2. Explain the Virtual DOM and how React uses it for performance optimization.

3. What are React components? Explain functional and class components.

4. How do you manage state in React?

5. What are props in React, and how are they different from state?

6. How does the unidirectional data flow work in React?

7. Can you explain JSX and how it works in React?

8. What are hooks in React? Name a few commonly used hooks.

9. How do you handle side effects in functional components?

10. What is the Context API, and how is it different from Redux?

Java-Related React Questions

1. How would you integrate a React frontend with a Java backend (e.g., Spring Boot)?

2. What are the key challenges when working with React and Java in a full-stack application?

3. How would you manage CORS issues when connecting React to a Java-based API?

4. How do you handle authentication and authorization in a React app with a Java backend?

5. What tools and libraries would you use to make API calls from React to a Java REST service?

6. Can you describe how you would optimize performance in a React application connected to a Java-base

7. How would you implement state management in a React app interacting with a Java microservices archi

8. Explain how to structure a full-stack project using React for the frontend and Java for the backend.

9. What strategies would you use for debugging issues between React and Java in a full-stack app?

10. How would you deploy a React app with a Java backend in a cloud environment?

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