Airtel Frontend Interview Questions | React and Javascript

[@akashingole]

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[@aasthajain1062]

Its so great 👍, rather thn just simply telling the topics u have actually made it more easy to understand the logics . Great going 👏

[@parthvishwa8286]

Great work brother. Seriously.. what I can see is that there's nothing wrong with your skills, but I believe there is a problem with mentality of companies/recruiters. Nowadays specifically for react they look for people with work ex as 4+ or 5+ yrs. looks like they cant trust someone whos worked a lot and had a nice exposure in early phases of his career. I too work on react and I see it all the time. You just need to accept this reality and wait for the right opportunity to come. All the Best 👍

[@sandeepgarg3200]

Hi Akash, Excellent explanation. But if possible can you elaborate a bit about why we are returning the function and how it is actually working underhood. Basically, the concept of closure and its use to achieve this and why we use it instead of a regular implementation.

[@RavindraSingh-lp9pl]

@Akash Ingole..please create more Machine Coding React interview questions

[@RavindraSingh-lp9pl]

@akash ingole..please make DSA series also the commonly asked in React Job

[@akashingole]

Please check this - kzbin.info/aero/PLAjOh0819rC3R8orm7bOag7ENKlRXJN4x

[@salmanSyntax]

Great work bro 🙌🏼

[@kuldeepchouhan0143]

Where you revise js and react before the interviews

[@lokeshagarwal873]

Keep rocking bro !!!!

[@someorother5272]

For the first question Can we splice the strings into two character arrays And then loop on one array and use contains to check if it exists in the second array If anything is not matching then we have a false else true

[@sajalgupta7345]

This is really bad from Airtel's point of view. You have answered more than 90% correct and still not through to next round.

[@saitejagatadi9711]

Thank you ❤

[@Abhishek-jk9zp]

Great work, keep it up !

[@abhishekrai5662]

Should i be afraid 🙂 i didn't knew most of the javascript concepts

[@realinit]

No, Prepare You can crack it its just matter of time and hard work you will do to make this happen

[@pawangupta6161]

Do companies ask DSA if someone has experience of 1 year in frontend.

[@akashingole]

Yes they can ask. It totally depends upon company interview process

[@radheshyamkumar289]

can we use some other language (C++/Java) for DSA questions, or in only Javascript

[@akashingole]

You can ask the interviewer about the same 🙂

[@jaideep1154]

Great Content ! subscribed :)

[@soumyaranjanpanda7532]

Great content 🙂

[@narenderkonka9001]

can you please share react code

[@altafmansuri4077]

how much year of experience this interview was for?

[@akashingole]

3 or 3+

[@velayudhakashimudaliar2195]

12:12 line number 94, shouldn't the logMessage function be called with parenthesis?

[@ananthadm]

He is not invoking it just passing as callback.

[@trendingindia972]

bhai code bhi share kar deta on github kya yaar tum bhi

[@beenatiwari4365]

While creating todo aap at line 20 you are calling update state fun inside which you are passing an object like this [name]:val . what is that I am not getting that..can u plz explain

[@akashingole]

It is one of the way of adding dynamic key in object

[@codecrayon9120]

Think of it like this. Suppose you have an object with some key-value pairs. You want to update the value of some key dynamically, instead of setting statically. What you'd do in such a scenario is to save the key name in a variable. Eg., Obj = { "name": "Rajesh", "age": 24} We have a variable that keeps the value of the key dynamically: let keyName = "name" We'd update it like this: [keyName]: "Suresh" This is similar to doing it like this: "name": "Suresh"

[@nishantsharma7267]

Helpful

[@motivationalStuffVideos]

haha same i have given the interview interview went well but rejected don't know what happen

[@tarundurbha5398]

you are wearing same T-Shirt in all videos

[@sukdipkar8108]

Can I solve ds qs in Java for frontend developer?

[@realinit]

if you know Java then why you want to give frontend interview ?

[@karann3335]

bro can you explain the reason of this part 24:12

[@ashish21999]

Output he gave and question is different

[@narendrareddyyarramreddy2007]

Why were you rejected even though you answered them all?

[@realinit]

Sometimes they are evaluating other candidates as well then they will check who come in less amout :)

[@sachinnaik4477]

Where did you learn DSA in JS from? Please suggest some resources. I do want to learn Java/C++ for dsa

[@akashingole]

I am learning DSA from geek for geeks, hackerrank and other sites. And then convert them to JS by myself. Or you can also search same questions in JS and you will get blogs.