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Medium level DSA question in JS

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Question like trees linked list and graphs

1 Hr coding round, Leetcode medium problems like Minimum Grid sum & Basic calculator

Q1. They asked me about web workers and web assembly. The whole questions were planned to reject the candidate.
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Q1. What is denbouncer and throttle
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Debouncer and throttle are techniques used to limit the frequency of function calls.
• Debouncing delays the execution of a function until a certain amount of time has passed without the function being called again.

• Throttling limits the frequency of function calls to a certain rate, executing the function at fixed intervals.

• Debouncing is useful for events that may be triggered multiple times in quick succession, such as r...read more
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Q2. What is curry function
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Currying is a technique of transforming a function that takes multiple arguments into a sequence of functions that each take a single argument.
• Currying allows partial application of a function

• It helps in creating reusable functions

• Curried functions are easier to compose and chain

• Example: const add = (a) => (b) => a + b; add(2)(3) returns 5
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Q3. Implement curry function
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Curry function is a higher-order function that allows partial application of arguments.
• Currying transforms a function that takes multiple arguments into a series of functions that take one argument each.

• It returns a new function until all the arguments are received and then executes the original function.

• Example: const add = (a, b) => a + b; const curriedAdd = curry(add); curriedAdd(2)(3) returns 5.
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Q4. What is promise.all()
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promise.all() is a method that takes an array of promises and returns a new promise that resolves when all promises in the array have resolved.
• It is used to handle multiple asynchronous operations simultaneously.

• If any of the promises in the array rejects, the returned promise will be rejected with the reason of the first rejected promise.

• The resolved values of the promises are returned as an array in the same order as
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Q5. What is memoization?
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Memoization is a technique of caching the results of a function to improve performance.
• Memoization is used to avoid redundant calculations by storing the results of a function and returning the cached result when the same inputs occur again.

• It is commonly used in recursive functions and functions with expensive computations.

• Memoization can be implemented manually or by using libraries like Lodash or Memoizee.

• Example: M...read more
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Q6. What is closure in javascript
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Closure is a function that has access to its parent scope even after the parent function has returned.
• Closure allows for private variables and functions in JavaScript.

• It is created when a function returns another function.

• The inner function has access to the outer function's variables and parameters.

• Example: function outer() { let x = 10; return function inner() { console.log(x); } }

• The inner function can access and mo...read more
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Q7. What is the problem with colosures
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Closures can cause memory leaks if not handled properly.
• Closures can hold references to variables outside of their scope, preventing them from being garbage collected.

• If closures are used excessively or not released properly, they can cause memory leaks.

• To avoid memory leaks, make sure to release closures when they are no longer needed.
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Q8. Some output questions on SetTimeout to check closure knowledge
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Q9. React lifecycle events
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Q10. Major difference between class based components and class based components
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There is no difference between class based components and class based components.
• There seems to be a typo in the question.

• Assuming the question is about functional components vs class components, the major difference is that class components use a class to define the component while functional components are defined as functions.

• Class components have access to lifecycle methods while functional components do not.

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Q11. Shallow copy vs deep copy
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Shallow copy only copies the reference to an object while deep copy creates a new object with a new memory address.
• Shallow copy is faster and uses less memory than deep copy.

• In shallow copy, changes made to the original object will reflect in the copied object as well.

• Deep copy creates a completely new object with its own memory space.

• In JavaScript, arrays and objects are assigned by reference, so a shallow copy will o...read more
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Q12. How to do deep copy ?
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Deep copy creates a new object with the same values as the original object.
• Use Object.assign() method to create a deep copy of an object.

• For nested objects, use recursion to copy all levels.

• For arrays, use slice() method to create a new array with the same values.

• Avoid using spread operator for deep copy as it only creates a shallow copy.
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Q13. What is hoisting? Some questions on it
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Q1. Asked about fundamentals of javascript and react
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Q2. React lifecycle in functional components
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React lifecycle in functional components
• useEffect hook replaces lifecycle methods

• useEffect runs after every render by default

• useEffect can be controlled by dependencies array

• useEffect cleanup function can be used to clean up effects

• useLayoutEffect hook runs synchronously after DOM mutations
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Return numbers in array equal to sum

Q1. Given a matrix zeros and ones find minimum distance for each one to a zero.
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Given a matrix of zeros and ones, find the minimum distance for each one to a zero.
• Use breadth-first search (BFS) to find the minimum distance from each one to a zero.

• Start by initializing a queue with all the zeros in the matrix.

• While the queue is not empty, dequeue a zero and enqueue its neighboring ones.

• Keep track of the distance from each one to the nearest zero.

• Repeat until all ones have been visited.

• Return the ma
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