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JavaScript Interview Mastery: 20 Essential Concepts

JavaScript Interview Mastery: 20 Essential Concepts

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Generated by
Abhishek Goyan

Date Created
22/10/2024

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This course dives into 20 essential JavaScript concepts that are frequently tested in interviews. From closures to asynchronous programming and memory management, it equips you with the knowledge needed to excel in technical interviews and showcases best practices for writing optimized, high-quality JavaScript code.

What you will learn -

  • Understanding JavaScript Closures
  • Understanding the JavaScript Event Loop
  • Understanding Promises and Async/Await in Vanilla JavaScript
  • Understanding Prototypal Inheritance in Vanilla JavaScript
  • Understanding Hoisting in Vanilla JavaScript
  • JavaScript Callbacks Unveiled
  • An In-Depth Guide to Function Currying in Vanilla JavaScript
  • Memoization in JavaScript
  • JavaScript Debouncing and Throttling
  • Understanding JavaScript Event Delegation
  • Understanding JavaScript Scope Chain
  • JavaScript Module Patterns
  • Understanding Rest and Spread Operators in Vanilla JavaScript
  • Understanding JavaScript Destructuring Assignment
  • Understanding JavaScript Symbols
  • Understanding JavaScript WeakMap and WeakSet
  • Understanding JavaScript Garbage Collection
  • Understanding JavaScript Polyfills
  • Error Handling in JavaScript
  • JavaScript Performance Optimization Techniques for Vanilla JS