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Q1. Explain useState for managing state, useEffect for handling side effects, useMemo for performance optimization, and useCallback for memoizing functions. Understand how these hooks enhance functional compon...read more
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Explanation of useState, useEffect, useMemo, and useCallback hooks in React functional components.
• useState is used to manage state in functional components

• useEffect is used for handling side effects like data fetching, subscriptions, etc.

• useMemo is used for performance optimization by memoizing expensive calculations

• useCallback is used for memoizing functions to prevent unnecessary re-renders

• These hooks enhance functio...read more
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Q2. Describe lifecycle methods in class components and their functional equivalents with hooks. Know how to handle component mounting, updating, and unmounting.
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Q3. Understand setting up a Redux store, connecting components, and managing actions and reducers. Be familiar with middleware like Redux Thunk or Redux Saga for handling asynchronous actions.
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Setting up Redux store, connecting components, managing actions and reducers, and using middleware like Redux Thunk or Redux Saga for handling asynchronous actions.
• Setting up a Redux store involves creating a store with createStore() function from Redux, combining reducers with combineReducers(), and applying middleware like Redux Thunk or Redux Saga.

• Connecting components to the Redux store can be done using the connec...read more
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Q4. How to add and manipulate elements in arrays using JavaScript (e.g., inserting "watermelon" in the middle)?
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To add and manipulate elements in arrays using JavaScript, you can use array methods like splice() and slice().
• Use the splice() method to insert elements into an array at a specific index. For example, arr.splice(index, 0, 'watermelon') will insert 'watermelon' at the specified index without removing any elements.

• To manipulate elements in an array, you can use methods like splice() to remove elements or slice() to extr...read more
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Q5. Use and purpose of Math.floor() in JavaScript.
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Math.floor() is a method in JavaScript that rounds a number down to the nearest integer.
• Math.floor() returns the largest integer less than or equal to a given number.

• It is commonly used to convert a floating-point number to an integer.

• Example: Math.floor(3.9) returns 3.
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Q6. Mocking components in Jest, including handling props and named exports
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Mocking components in Jest for testing with props and named exports
• Use jest.mock() to mock components and their exports

• For handling props, use jest.fn() to create mock functions and pass them as props to the component being tested

• For named exports, use jest.mock() with a second argument to specify the module's exports
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I have been working at essae for 3 years.

Q1. I want to learn something new.
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Q2. I would love to meet someone to learn something better and I can work.
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We are discussing the daily sales targets and store achievements.

Q1. Ill be go one by one connect with the staff discussing the yesterday sale and stock requirements.
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Q2. Then we see the floor standeds and hygienic
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