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JavaScript Complete Notes Cheatsheet Interview

This document provides comprehensive notes on JavaScript, covering basics, data types, variable declarations, functions, arrays, objects, promises, and async/await. It includes a quick cheatsheet with essential syntax and methods, as well as a list of short interview questions to test JavaScript knowledge. The content is structured to serve both as a reference guide and a study aid for interviews.

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JavaScript Complete Notes Cheatsheet Interview

This document provides comprehensive notes on JavaScript, covering basics, data types, variable declarations, functions, arrays, objects, promises, and async/await. It includes a quick cheatsheet with essential syntax and methods, as well as a list of short interview questions to test JavaScript knowledge. The content is structured to serve both as a reference guide and a study aid for interviews.

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JavaScript Complete Notes + Cheatsheet +

Interview Questions

1. JavaScript Basics

• JS is a high-level, interpreted scripting language.

• Used for frontend, backend ([Link]), and full-stack development.

2. Data Types

• Primitive: Number, String, Boolean, Undefined, Null, BigInt, Symbol (Immutable)

• Non-Primitive: Object, Array, Function (Mutable)

3. var vs let vs const

• var → Function scope, can redeclare & reassign

• let → Block scope, cannot redeclare

• const → Block scope, cannot redeclare or reassign

4. Hoisting & TDZ

• Hoisting moves declarations to top.

• var initialized as undefined.

• let & const stay in Temporal Dead Zone until initialized.

5. Functions

• Named Function

• Anonymous Function

• Function Expression

• Arrow Function

• IIFE
• Higher Order Function

6. Arrays Important Methods

• push(), pop(), shift(), unshift()

• map(), filter(), reduce()

• find(), findIndex()

7. Objects

• CRUD operations

• [Link](), [Link](), [Link]()

• Destructuring

8. Promises & Async/Await

• Promise states: pending, fulfilled, rejected

• Methods: then(), catch(), finally()

• async/await simplifies promise handling

JavaScript Quick Cheatsheet

• Strict Equality: === (value + type)

• Arrow Function: const sum = (a,b) => a+b

• Destructuring: const {name} = obj

• Spread: const arr2 = [...arr1]

• Rest: function demo(...args)

• Array Map: [Link](ele => ele*2)

• Filter: [Link](ele => ele>10)

• Reduce: [Link]((acc,ele)=>acc+ele,0)

• JSON: [Link]() / [Link]()


Short Interview Questions

• 1. Difference between var, let, and const?

• 2. What is hoisting in JavaScript?

• 3. What is closure?

• 4. Difference between == and ===?

• 5. What is a Higher Order Function?

• 6. Explain map vs filter vs reduce.

• 7. What is the difference between null and undefined?

• 8. What is event loop in JavaScript?

• 9. What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous code?

• 10. What is the purpose of async/await?

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