Nextiva React Native Developer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about the projects handled by you
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I have worked on various projects ranging from e-commerce apps to social networking platforms.
• Developed a mobile e-commerce app using React Native, integrating with backend APIs for product listings and user authentication

• Built a social networking platform with real-time messaging functionality using Firebase and Redux for state management

• Optimized app performance by implementing code splitting and lazy loading techniq
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Q2. Have you handled a team
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Yes, I have experience handling a team in previous projects.
• Led a team of developers in a project to develop a React Native app

• Assigned tasks, set deadlines, and ensured team members were on track

• Conducted regular team meetings to discuss progress and address any issues

• Provided guidance and support to team members to help them succeed

• Collaborated with other teams to ensure smooth project delivery
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Optional coding questions and one logical question.

Q1. Mostly JavaScript-related questions like Hoisting, Closure, memory allocation
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Q2. React related question like how react works.
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Q1. Higher order function
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Q2. Component life cycle in react
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Component life cycle in React refers to the series of methods that are invoked at different stages of a component's existence.
• Mounting: constructor, render, componentDidMount

• Updating: render, componentDidUpdate

• Unmounting: componentWillUnmount
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Q1. How do you maintain code quality
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Code quality is maintained through code reviews, automated testing, coding standards, and continuous integration.
• Regular code reviews by peers to catch errors and ensure best practices are followed

• Implementing automated testing to catch bugs early in the development process

• Enforcing coding standards and guidelines to maintain consistency and readability

• Utilizing continuous integration tools to automate the build and te
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Q1. Explain closusers and currying
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Closures are functions that have access to their own scope and the scope of their outer function. Currying is the process of converting a function that takes multiple arguments into a sequence of functions that each take a single argument.
• Closures allow functions to retain access to variables from their containing scope even after the outer function has finished executing.

• Currying allows for partial application of a fu...read more
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Q2. What are Higher order components?
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Higher order components are functions that take a component and return a new component with additional functionality.
• Higher order components allow code reuse and logic sharing between components.

• They are commonly used for adding props, state, or lifecycle methods to components.

• Example: withAuth HOC can add authentication logic to a component.
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Q3. What is lexical scope
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Lexical scope refers to the visibility of variables within a specific block of code.
• Variables declared inside a function are only accessible within that function's scope.

• Nested functions have access to variables declared in their outer function's scope.

• Lexical scoping allows for closures, where inner functions retain access to outer function's variables even after the outer function has finished executing.
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Q4. Explain about hooks and when useRef hook is used
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Hooks are functions that let you use state and other React features in functional components. useRef hook is used to persist a value between renders without causing a re-render.
• Hooks are introduced in React 16.8 to allow state and lifecycle features in functional components.

• useRef hook is used to persist a mutable value that won't trigger a re-render when changed.

• It is commonly used to access DOM elements or store muta...read more
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Q1. A*b = 104, possible values of a and b.
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The possible values of a and b that satisfy the equation a*b = 104.
• Possible values of a and b are (1, 104) and (104, 1).

• Factors of 104 are (1, 104), (2, 52), (4, 26), (8, 13).
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Q2. Hello world program in java.
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A simple program that prints 'Hello, World!' in Java.
• Create a class with a main method.

• Use System.out.println() to print 'Hello, World!'.
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Q1. Difference between functional and class based component
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Functional components are stateless and use functional programming concepts, while class components are stateful and use object-oriented programming concepts.
• Functional components are simpler and easier to read and test.

• Class components have access to lifecycle methods and state.

• Functional components are preferred for simple UI components, while class components are preferred for complex UI components.

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Q2. Have you ever worked on native components
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Yes, I have worked on native components.
• I have experience in creating custom native modules for React Native apps.

• I have integrated native libraries like Firebase, Google Maps, and Camera into React Native apps.

• I have used native UI components like TextInput, ScrollView, and FlatList in React Native apps.

• I have also worked with native modules for iOS and Android separately.
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Q3. What are hooks and what are the hooks you have used
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Hooks are functions that allow you to use state and other React features without writing a class.
• useState() - for managing state in functional components

• useEffect() - for performing side effects in functional components

• useContext() - for consuming context in functional components

• useReducer() - for managing complex state in functional components

• useCallback() - for memoizing functions in functional components
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Q2. What is Hermes engine
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Hermes is a JavaScript engine optimized for React Native apps.
• Developed by Facebook to improve app startup time and reduce memory usage.

• Uses ahead-of-time compilation to convert JavaScript code into bytecode.

• Supports ES6 syntax and is compatible with most React Native libraries.

• Can be enabled in React Native projects by adding a single line to the configuration file.
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Q3. Are you familiar with new architecture of React native
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Yes, I am familiar with the new architecture of React Native.
• The new architecture of React Native is based on Fabric, a C++ UI framework.

• It separates the UI rendering from the JavaScript thread, resulting in improved performance.

• It also introduces new features like TurboModules and JSI for better native module integration.

• The new architecture is being gradually rolled out in React Native releases.

• It requires some chang...read more
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Q1. Related to React Native and JavaScript
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