@@anshulontech From my end it was fab. He asked me questions on how does react work and uses of map, filter functions. A few questions on Data structures using javascript and some more react implementation questions like how to apply mutiple filters of age, price, location to data coming from a GET request. One interesting question I remember was - Reverse the key,value of the given object. //original object- INPUT // obj1 = { 'a': 1, 'b':2, 'c':3, 'd': 3 } // OUTPUT SHOULD BE- // obj2 = { 1:'a', 2:'b', 3:['c', 'd'] } create an array where values is repeating. Overall fun exprience. I have solved a lot of DSA questions using C++ but JS, I lack a bit. Hence amid interview I totally forgot how to create a constant size fixed array in Javascript. :( XDXD
Thanks Anshul brother. Clear Explanation!
Great explanation buddy! You are doing an excellent job 🔥 Keep it up 🙌
Thanks for the explanation bro!! Helped a lot!!
Please make a video on approaches to solve coding problems like these!
2:24 correction: 3000 seconds should be 3000 milliseconds.
I had a full stack interview today at Edyoda. They asked something similar.
oh wow, these are pretty common questions, how did it went buddy?
@@anshulontech From my end it was fab. He asked me questions on how does react work and uses of map, filter functions.
A few questions on Data structures using javascript and some more react implementation questions like how to apply mutiple filters of age, price, location to data coming from a GET request. One interesting question I remember was -
Reverse the key,value of the given object.
//original object- INPUT
// obj1 = { 'a': 1, 'b':2, 'c':3, 'd': 3 }
// OUTPUT SHOULD BE-
// obj2 = { 1:'a', 2:'b', 3:['c', 'd'] }
create an array where values is repeating.
Overall fun exprience. I have solved a lot of DSA questions using C++ but JS, I lack a bit. Hence amid interview I totally forgot how to create a constant size fixed array in Javascript. :( XDXD
How to solve it without new Map
abe bhai hindi me bhi pada le