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20 Important
JavaScript
Concepts for
Your Next
Interview
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1. Closures
A closure is a function that
remembers its outer variables even
after the outer function has finished
executing.
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2. Hoisting
In JavaScript, variable and function
declarations are"hoisted" to the top of their
scope.
3. Event Loop &
Callbacks
JavaScript is single-threaded, and the event
loop allows asynchronous operations using
callbacks.
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4. Promises
Promises handle async operations,
with states: pending, fulfilled, and
rejected.
5. Async/Await
Async/await simplifies promise
handling.
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6. Arrow Functions
Arrow functions provide a
concise syntax and don't have
their own this.
7. Destructuring
Destructuring allows you to
unpack values from arrays or
properties from objects.
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8. Spread &
Rest Operators
Spread...expands elements, and
Rest collects them into an array.
9. Prototypes
Prototypes allow objects to inherit
properties andmethods.
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10. This Keyword
This refers to the context in which
a function is called.
11. Classes
ES6 classes provide a cleaner syntax
for object-oriented programming.
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12. Modules
Modules let you split your code
across multiple files.
13. Map and Filter
map and filter are array methods for
transforming and filtering arrays.
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14. Reduce
Reduce and accumulate values
from an array.
15. SetTimeout &
SetInterval
setTimeout delays execution,while
setInterval repeats it.
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16. Template Literals
Template literals allow multi-line strings
and interpolation.
17. Type Coercion
JavaScript can implicitly convert types,
sometimes unpredictably.
18. Truthy & Falsy Values
Values like 0, "", null, undefined, NaN
are falsy.
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19. Debouncing &
Throttling
Debouncing and throttling are techniques
to control function execution frequency,
often in response to events.
Debounce (delay execution):
Throttle (limit execution):
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20. Currying
Currying transforms a function with
multiple arguments into a series of
functions with a single argument.
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