The interview was scheduled for Saturday, and both the first and second rounds took place on the same day. The focus of these rounds was on assessing my knowledge of basic JavaScript and React. In the first round, I was asked a variety of questions related to fundamental JavaScript concepts. We discussed topics such as data types, variables, functions, control flow, loops, arrays, objects, and other core JavaScript concepts. The purpose was to evaluate my understanding of JavaScript and my ability to write clean and efficient code. Moving on to the second round, the questions and tasks were specifically focused on React, the popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. We delved into topics such as React components, state and props management, lifecycle methods, JSX syntax, event handling, routing, and other important concepts related to React development. The interviewer was interested in assessing my knowledge of React best practices and my ability to apply React-specific techniques to solve problems. It's worth noting that the interview questions and tasks can vary depending on the company and the interviewer's preferences. They tailored the interview to suit their specific needs and expectations. To prepare for this interview, I revised core JavaScript concepts and practiced React-related tasks and exercises.
