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you're in a javascript interview 😊

The Interviewer asks you this

Explain the concept of Async/Await in Javascript

Don't know how to answer? Read this👇

Asynchronous Code:

Async/Await is a feature in JavaScript that streamlines the handling of asynchronous operations.

e.g fetching data from a server or reading a file.

It provides a more readable and concise syntax compared to callbacks or Promises.

Async Functions:

By marking a function as async, you indicate that it contains asynchronous operations.

This allows you to use the await keyword within that function to pause execution until a promise is resolved.

Improving Readability:

One of the benefits of Async/Await is its ability to enhance code readability.

It mitigates the callback hell problem and allows

developers to write asynchronous code in a more structured manner.

Error Handling:

Async/Await simplifies error handling by enabling the use of traditional try-catch-finally blocks.

This makes it easier to manage errors in asynchronous code.

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TOP 10 QUESTIONS ASKED IN AN INTERVIEW

1. Can you describe a typical day in the life of someone in this role?

2. What does success look like to you for a candidate in this position six months from now?

3. You mentioned XYZ, how have you personally dealt with this within your role?

4. Let's say you hired me for this role and we are now sitting in my yearly review, what would I have achieved for you to say I truly excelled this year within this role?

5. Moving upward within the organization is a big priority for me because I want to grow within the company, what career growth opportunities exist here?

6. What pain points are you currently dealing with and what plan is there to address them?

7. Why is this position open right now? The person who previously had this position, what made them successful within it?

8. If I were to read an article written about this organization, what are some of the things you would expect me to see in that article?

9. Has there been an ALL HANDS ON DECK situation that has happened here recently? If so, what caused it and how did we fix it?

10. What can I do from my side to be more of an asset to the org?

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HTML 5 Cheatsheet 📌

If you are a beginner, here's a complete list

Try it. It will save you

The Way to Be a Great Developer:

Skills:

• Write neat code
• Understand system design
• Learn problem-solving

Getting Known:

• Share code online
• Join tech talks
• Connect with other coders

Self-Improvement:

• Stay healthy
• Keep a positive attitude
• Never stop learning

That's pretty much the secret to success.

5 Popular Full Stack Tech Stacks:

• MERN
• MEAN
• MEVN
• LAMP
• Django/Flask + React/Angular

A to Z in DSA!🚀

A - Array
B - Binary Tree
C - Complexity
D - Depth-First Search (DFS)
E - Exponential Search
F - Fibonacci Heap
G - Greedy Algorithm
H - Hashing
I - Insertion Sort
J - Jump Search
K - Kruskal's Algorithm
L - Linked List
M - Multithreading
N - N-Queens Problem
O - Open Addressing
P - Prim's Algorithm
Q - Queue
R - Recursion
S - Stack
T - Tree
U - Union-Find (Disjoint Set)
V - Vertex
W - (Floyd) Warshall Algorithm
X - XOR Linked List
Y - Young Tableau
Z - Zigzag Traversal

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Frontend VS Backend 🚀

Learn Javascript for free:

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2. jsforcats.com
3. javascript.info
4. learn javascript .online
5. learn-js .org/
6. devdocs .io/javascript/
7. egghead .io/q/javascript
8. freecodecamp .org

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🧠 5 Essential Algorithms for DSA:

1. Binary Search
2. Quick Sort
3. Merge Sort
4. Dijkstra's Shortest Path
5. Breadth-First Search.

Master these to tackle complex problems!

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Imagine you’re building a React app.

How do you decide between these two options:

1. Traditional SPA
2. React Server Components (RSC)

SPA benefits:

✅ Proven and mature.
✅ Lets us use more of the React ecosystem of third party libraries.
✅ Simple. Easy to understand.
✅ Cheaper and easier to host.

RSC benefits:

✅ Likely renders the first page faster.
✅ Likely saves bandwidth (each RSC adds zero K to bundle).
✅ Use heavy libraries solely on the server to save bandwidth
✅ Requires less code for data fetching (may even call the DB directly instead of hitting an API).

Given these tradeoffs, if we already have a REST/GraphQL API, or we want cheap, simple hosting, I lean toward SPA.

If we don’t have a web API, or performance is critical, I lean toward RSC.

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