Functions in JavaScript allow developers to create reusable code blocks, encapsulate functionality, and design modular applications. They are the building blocks of JavaScript, and understanding their nuances is crucial for mastering the language
In JavaScript, a Promise is a powerful abstraction for managing asynchronous operations. It represents the eventual completion or failure of a task, offering cleaner code structure, improved error handling, and the foundation for modern async patterns like Async/Await.
In the third part of the Interview question series we will be looking at a asynchronous JavaScript questions . Asynchronous JavaScript is an Integral part of any application so companies will ask questions from this section. We have tried to cover some basic and advance concepts around asynchronous JavaScript
In the second part of the Interview question series we will be looking into a little bit advanced JavaScript questions on functions and object. These questions are very commonly asked in directly or indirectly in most of the advanced Javascript Interviews
This is the first part of multipart Interview question series on Javascript/Typescript/Node.js . These questions are both for beginners and advance users
