JavaScript Interview Questions- Machine Coding - Most Asked Question|Reverse Word in String

In JavaScript Interview there would be few questions to test your knowledge on built in functions , you must be comfortable with Arrays/Strings functions and in this video, I have talked about same.
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[@naganathan5312]

Hello, Nisha. Thank you for sharing this. Your javascript playlists have been extremely useful to me. make more javascript and reactjs interview question videos

[@cartoonwalasudhir]

Please make more interview questions JavaScript series 👍💯

[@vetrivelpanneerselvam1477]

Thanks for sharing this, thank you so so much🙏

[@MahenderManda-d5u]

Good Approach this javascritp coding. thank you

[@ajaykumar-ho4wz]

const input = 'i love javascript'; function reverseString(input) { let output = '' input = input.split(' '); for(let i=0;i=0;j--) { str += word[j]; } output += str + " "; } return output; } console.log(reverseString(input));

[@kumar_awadhesh]

I was also given the same question but they told me not to use modern js like ES6. Instead of using nested for loop..

[@sumanthprabhu11]

If they had told you not to use reverse and make your own reverse function that is understandable but telling you not to use ES6 that's a Red Flag

[@ajaykumar-ho4wz]

@@sumanthprabhu11 const input = 'i love javascript'; function reverseString(input) { let output = '' input = input.split(' '); for(let i=0;i=0;j--) { str += word[j]; } output += str + " "; } return output; } console.log(reverseString(input));

[@akiratoriyama1320]

Very nice explanation!!

[@manojsatwase]

Single line of code 'i love javascript'.split('').reverse ().join('') If you put split and join not space then it return tpircsavaj evol i and i you put space split and join then it will return javascript love i

[@asifferdous2432]

👌👌

[@cartoonwalasudhir]

Thank you so much❤😊