Q1. How to get URL params using javascript
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Use window.location.search or URLSearchParams to get URL params in JavaScript
• Use window.location.search to get the query string portion of the URL

• Use URLSearchParams to parse and extract individual parameters from the query string

• Example: const params = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); const paramValue = params.get('paramName');
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Q2. Input type used during form submission but not visible to the user
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Hidden input type is used during form submission
• is used to include data in form submission without displaying it to the user

• Commonly used for passing values like session tokens or tracking information
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To relicate a design layout using HTML, CSS, Javascript and make it responsive

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The aptitude test duration was 1 hour. In this test, the basic question of HTML CSS was asked for example what is the difference between div and span, what is the CSS box model and some javascript logic question. Overall the aptitude test was easy if know the HTML CSS very well.

The assignment will be given to you mostly, like creating a landing page using pure HTML and CSS. No bootstrap or any other frameworks. If you are applying for a different role other than the frontend then the assignment will be different.

Q1. How to centre 3 div vertically and horizontally using css
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To center 3 divs vertically and horizontally, use flexbox and align-items/justify-content properties.
• Wrap the 3 divs in a parent container

• Set the parent container's display property to flex

• Set the parent container's align-items and justify-content properties to center
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Q2. Difference between position and relative
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Position sets an element's position relative to its parent, while relative sets an element's position relative to its normal position.
• Position: sets an element's position relative to its parent container

• Relative: sets an element's position relative to its normal position

• Positioned elements are taken out of the normal flow of the document

• Relative elements are still in the normal flow of the document

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Q3. Difference between block and inline- block
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Block elements take up the full width available, while inline-block elements only take up as much width as necessary.
• Block elements start on a new line and stack vertically

• Inline-block elements can sit next to each other and wrap to a new line when necessary

• Block elements have a default width of 100%

• Inline-block elements have a default width of the content inside them

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Q4. Difference between flex and grid
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Flex is one-dimensional layout while Grid is two-dimensional layout.
• Flex is used for creating flexible and responsive layouts.

• Grid is used for creating complex and structured layouts.

• Flex is best suited for small-scale layouts while Grid is best suited for large-scale layouts.

• Flex is easier to learn and implement while Grid requires more advanced knowledge.

• Flex is supported by older browsers while Grid has limited supp
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Q5. How to add background image
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To add a background image, use CSS background-image property.
• Create a CSS class or ID for the element you want to add the background image to.

• Use the background-image property to specify the URL of the image.

• Set the background-size property to cover or contain the element.

• Example: .container { background-image: url('image.jpg'); background-size: cover; }
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