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JavaScript Interview Questions

The document contains a series of JavaScript interview questions and answers covering fundamental concepts such as the definition of JavaScript, differences between variable declarations (var, let, const), closures, hoisting, equality checks, event delegation, promises, async/await, arrow functions, and the DOM. Each question is succinctly answered to provide a clear understanding of key JavaScript topics. This resource is useful for preparing for JavaScript interviews.

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JavaScript Interview Questions

The document contains a series of JavaScript interview questions and answers covering fundamental concepts such as the definition of JavaScript, differences between variable declarations (var, let, const), closures, hoisting, equality checks, event delegation, promises, async/await, arrow functions, and the DOM. Each question is succinctly answered to provide a clear understanding of key JavaScript topics. This resource is useful for preparing for JavaScript interviews.

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JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers

Q: What is JavaScript?

A: JavaScript is a scripting language used to create dynamic content on websites.

Q: Difference between var, let, and const?

A: var is function-scoped, let and const are block-scoped. const can't be reassigned.

Q: What are closures?

A: Closures are functions that retain access to variables from their lexical scope.

Q: What is hoisting?

A: Hoisting moves variable and function declarations to the top of their scope.

Q: What is the difference between == and ===?

A: == checks value equality, === checks value and type.

Q: Explain event delegation.

A: It allows you to handle events at a higher level and catch events from child elements.

Q: What is a promise?

A: A promise represents a future value, used for async operations.

Q: What is async/await?

A: Syntactic sugar over promises for cleaner asynchronous code.

Q: What are arrow functions?

A: Concise syntax for writing functions, does not bind its own `this`.

Q: What is the DOM?

A: Document Object Model represents HTML structure in JS.

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