Ultimate JavaScript Interview Course

What you will learn.

You should be prepared for any javascript programming interviews. There are a lot of javascript interview questions that you could be asked in an interview. Understand how algorithms work and how to code them out. It is possible to create your own, custom, algorithms that can perform any function you need. How to code out data structures in java Tailor data structures for your needs. Your code, applications, and programs can be improved.

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Do you want to work as a Javascript developer or software engineer? This is the course for you. The course is designed to prepare you for any Javascript coding interviews that you might have. Programming interviews can be difficult, but they don’t have to be. It’s important to prepare for a coding interview. Data Structures, Algorithms, and Practice Interview Questions are the 3 most important aspects of coding that this course will teach you. You will learn how to code out all of these in this course. The data structures, algorithms, and interview questions that we will cover in this course come from real-life interviews at real companies.

The purpose of this course is not for you to memorize the exercises we will be covering, but for you to gain a deeper understanding of how the javascript code works. You will be able to succeed in any interview questions you are asked in real life if you understand how the code works. The purpose of this course is for you to learn the skills, techniques, and concepts that will help you excel in any real life interview questions that you are asked. There are skills, techniques, and concepts that you will learn in this course.

Algorithms

There are data structures.

Interview questions that are real.

Recursion and the call stack.

Big O Notations.

It is referred to as memoization.

Functional programming.

Function and variable hoisting.

Function, and block scope.

Closures

Function expressions are immediately invoked.

Currying is a function.

Data is passed by reference.

The prototype object has functions.

The use cases are referred to as this.

There are temporary variables.

Manipulating data types.

The mode is important.

There is object equivalency.

The search is recursively.

Bubble sort and merge sort.

The Sieve of Eratosthenes.

The Caesar cipher.

Fibonacci

Javascript has inheritance.

There is a search for trees.

The tables have numbers on them.

And a lot more…

You will have a great understanding of data structures, algorithms, and interview questions, but more importantly you will have learned the concepts, skills, and techniques that are necessary for you to excel in any other interview questions that you may be asked. You will be very confident going into the interviews. I hope you enjoy the course. Who this course is for?

Someone looking for a job as a programmer. Someone looking for a job as a web developer. Anyone who will be interviewing for a job. Anyone who wants to improve their javascript skills.