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The document outlines key concepts and features of JavaScript, including the differences between loose and strict equality checks, the use of the useEffect hook in React, and the event loop's handling of execution contexts. It also highlights ES6 features such as arrow functions and promises, as well as the concept of hoisting and the scope differences between let, const, and var. Additionally, it explains the temporal dead zone and the role of the microtask queue in the event loop.

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Javascript Questions

The document outlines key concepts and features of JavaScript, including the differences between loose and strict equality checks, the use of the useEffect hook in React, and the event loop's handling of execution contexts. It also highlights ES6 features such as arrow functions and promises, as well as the concept of hoisting and the scope differences between let, const, and var. Additionally, it explains the temporal dead zone and the role of the microtask queue in the event loop.

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Javascript Questions:

JavaScript is a single-threaded (can handle single execution at a time) and


syncronous
Basic:
Temporal Dead Zone : Variables can’t be accessed until it is initialised.
useEffect Hook: used to handle side effects in functional components, (like api
calling)
useEffect(() => {}, []) vs useEffect(() => {}) => dependency array, in 1st one effect
runs only once when the component mounts, 2nd one runs all the time when
ever component rerenders.
1.Difference between “==” and “===”? (loose and strict equality check)
== -> compares only value, conversion one data type to another and checks
=== -> compares value as well as type
Objects are compared by references not by value (== or ===).
Coercion: type conversion
2. Key features for ES6:
Arrow functions, Template literals (Backticks), destructuring assignment
(extracts values from obj/arr), Promises, enhanced object literals
3.Event Loop: checks if callStack is empty, and then sends the web APIs, and
eventHandlers from the Task Queue.
MicroTask queue: for promises, then, catch, finally, await functions methods
Event loop gives priority to microtask queue.
Execution context : When JS engine scans the Js script file, which creates an
environment to run code (Memory (variable environment) – where all the
variables and functions get memory allocation and code block(Thread of
execution) – where code get executed synchronously in a specific order
Two phases in EC: Creation Phase(hoisting), Execution Phase(executes JS code
in EC)
4. Hoisting: the variable and function declaration are stored in memory for an
execution context before we execute our code.
5. Let, Const, Var difference:
Let, Const – Block scoped,
Var – Function Scoped

Promises:

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