Kaur Jannat. The JavaScript Interview Workbook: 400 Coding exercises!

Kauress, 2021. — 385 p.As a coding boot camp instructor for the last 4 years, I've always been asked:
Will I get a job after this? How many projects do I need to complete to start interviewing? How should I prepare for technical interviews? What will I be asked?Some questions from hiring managers after the boot camp include:
How well are they prepared?
Do they understand the core concepts of JavaScript?
Do they know JavaScript well enough, so that we can onboard them ASAP?A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO PRACTICE FOR TECHNICAL INTERVIEWS
To help my students and others I have filtered, sorted, and organized vast amounts of information in a way to make it easier for you to LEARN and PREPARE at the same time.-️ Practice over 400+ coding exercises. Answers provided.
-️ Get down to thenitty-grittyy of JavaScript. Practice the often neglected parts such as this keyword, hoisting, and more.
-️ Answer questions about advanced ES topics without having done whole projects on them.
-️ Start preparing to interview ASAP!WHO IS THIS FOR?
This is specifically written for:
Self-taught learners.
Coding boot camp graduates.
Developers from QA testing, Java devs, python-devs, or other backgrounds looking to move into web development.
Devs currently interviewing who want a reference guide to aid them.Reinforce concepts practically with 400+ JavaScript exercises. You will save tons of hours researching the internet for potential JavaScript interview questions by using this book that has interview questions asked by real companies such as Cognizant, Microsoft, and smaller indie web development companies.