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The JavaScript Interview Preparation Guide outlines essential topics for interview preparation, categorized into core, intermediate, and advanced levels. Key areas include data types, asynchronous programming, memory management, and practical application-focused topics like DOM manipulation and design patterns. Pro tips emphasize hands-on practice and real-world problem-solving skills.

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The JavaScript Interview Preparation Guide outlines essential topics for interview preparation, categorized into core, intermediate, and advanced levels. Key areas include data types, asynchronous programming, memory management, and practical application-focused topics like DOM manipulation and design patterns. Pro tips emphasize hands-on practice and real-world problem-solving skills.

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JavaScript Interview Preparation Guide

Must-Know Core JavaScript (Refresh These Topics)

1. Data Types & Type Coercion

2. typeof, null vs undefined

3. == vs ===

4. Variable Declarations

5. Difference between var, let, and const

6. Temporal Dead Zone

7. Hoisting

8. Function and variable hoisting behavior

9. Scope

10. Global vs Local scope

11. Function scope vs Block scope

12. Closures

13. How they work and common use cases

14. Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)

15. this Keyword

16. How this behaves in different contexts

17. Prototype & Prototypal Inheritance

18. Strict Mode ('use strict')

Intermediate-Level JavaScript (For 2-4 Years Exp)

1. Higher-Order Functions

2. map, filter, reduce, forEach

3. Callback Functions & Asynchronous Programming

4. setTimeout, setInterval

5. Callback Hell

6. Promises

7. Creating, chaining, and error handling

8. async/await

9. Error handling with try...catch

10. Event Loop & Concurrency Model


JavaScript Interview Preparation Guide

11. Microtasks vs Macrotasks

12. Event Bubbling, Capturing & Delegation

13. JavaScript Modules

14. import, export, ES Modules vs CommonJS

15. Destructuring & Spread/Rest Operators

16. Template Literals

17. Currying Functions

18. Debouncing & Throttling

Advanced JavaScript (For Interview Edge)

1. Memory Management

2. Garbage collection

3. Leaks and performance considerations

4. Shallow vs Deep Copy

5. Using Object.assign, spread, and structuredClone

6. Closures and Memory Leaks

7. Generators & Iterators

8. WeakMap & WeakSet

9. Call, Apply, and Bind

10. Custom Polyfills

11. For map, bind, or Promise

12. Observer Pattern / Pub-Sub Pattern

13. Event Loop Deep Dive (Job Queue vs Call Stack)

14. Optional Chaining & Nullish Coalescing (?., ??)

Bonus: Practical Application-Focused Topics

1. DOM Manipulation without frameworks

2. Browser APIs (localStorage, fetch, history API)

3. Form validation and event handling

4. Error handling and debugging techniques

5. Writing reusable components and utility functions


JavaScript Interview Preparation Guide

6. JavaScript Design Patterns (Factory, Singleton, Observer)

Pro Tips to Prepare

1. Practice with code snippets and not just theory.

2. Prepare 2-3 real-world problems where you used async/await, map/reduce, or handled complex state.

3. Be ready to whiteboard or do live coding with array and object transformations.

4. Understand how JS runs in the browser (event loop, memory model, call stack).

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