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JavaScript Interview Questions Cleaned

The document provides a list of JavaScript interview questions and answers, covering key concepts such as variable declarations (let, const, var), hoisting, closures, event bubbling and delegation, and the differences between == and ===. It also explains Promises, async/await, setTimeout vs setInterval, arrow functions, and the 'this' keyword. This resource is aimed at preparing candidates for full-stack web development interviews.

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JavaScript Interview Questions Cleaned

The document provides a list of JavaScript interview questions and answers, covering key concepts such as variable declarations (let, const, var), hoisting, closures, event bubbling and delegation, and the differences between == and ===. It also explains Promises, async/await, setTimeout vs setInterval, arrow functions, and the 'this' keyword. This resource is aimed at preparing candidates for full-stack web development interviews.

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Full-Stack Web Development Interview Questions

JavaScript Interview Questions

1. Difference between let, const, and var

- var: Function-scoped, hoisted (initialized as undefined), reassignable.

- let: Block-scoped, hoisted (not initialized), reassignable.

- const: Block-scoped, hoisted (not initialized), not reassignable.

2. What is Hoisting in JavaScript?

- JS moves declarations to the top before execution. var gets undefined, let/const give error if accessed

before declaration.

3. Explain Closures with an Example

- A closure is a function that remembers variables from its parent scope even after the parent has finished

executing.

4. What is Event Bubbling and Delegation?

- Bubbling: Event flows from target up to ancestors.

- Delegation: One handler on parent can manage all childrens events.

5. Difference between == and ===

- == compares value (with coercion), === compares value and type.

6. What are Promises in JavaScript?

- Promises represent async results with 3 states: pending, resolved, rejected.

7. Explain async/await with an Example

- Used to write async code that looks synchronous, works with Promises.

8. Difference between setTimeout and setInterval

- setTimeout runs once after delay, setInterval runs repeatedly.


Full-Stack Web Development Interview Questions

9. What are Arrow Functions? How are they different?

- Short syntax, dont have their own this, arguments, or super.

10. Explain this Keyword in JavaScript

- this refers to different objects depending on context: global (window), object method (object), arrow function

(lexical).

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