reactjs-interview-questions VS leetcode-patterns

https://github.com/sudheerj/reactjs-interview-questions this should help in react

I like to look at this, https://github.com/sudheerj/reactjs-interview-questions, once in a while. What are you studying for? Interview prep or just learning?

React interview questions: https://github.com/sudheerj/reactjs-interview-questions Js interview questions: https://github.com/sudheerj/javascript-interview-questions

Here is a good GitHub repo with over 200 questions and answer. React Interview Questions and Answers. They will probably just ask questions like virtual dom, state, props, hooks, and lifecycles. Most interviews I’ve done only covered those and didn’t get too deep into react under the hood. Good luck tomorrow!

List of React interview Questions and Answers

Remember to also do Leetcode (I like this shortlist https://seanprashad.com/leetcode-patterns/), study for systems design interviews, and choose a related passion project so you have something to show off.

To make sure I understood and could apply these concepts I used Sean Prashad's Leetcode patterns and could select a type of problem to solve from these subjects. LeetCode honestly sucked at first but once I understood DS&A it was amazing how much easier it became.

seanprasad https://seanprashad.com/leetcode-patterns/

Sure no problem...Neetcode.io is a list of common patterns for coding interviews. Similar to neetcode, Sean Prashad List list also contains common coding interview patterns to help you effectively grind leetcode

Want to complete all of seanprashad question list. Before that I want to get my basics right. So I have just googled basic data structures and got this list:

As for passing interviews, the internship processes typically follow this structure: Online assessment, recruiter call, technical phone and an onsite (consisting of 1-3 technical interviews). As for preparing for technical interviews, I would really recommend prioritizing Leetcode above all else, even school lol. Try not to randomly solve problems but learn the patterns behind the questions. You can refer to these sites for learning patterns: neetcode.io or sean prashad, or Grokking . These resources really help with learning to solve questions you'll see on Leetcode, and of course on assessments and interviews. It would benefit you a ton to take notes on the concepts behind the answer too, as you'll need these for the rest of your career. There's also Leetcode premium which costs about $120 annually, and I would recommend it even if it were $500 as you can filter popular questions asked by for hundreds of companies. Lastly, it helps to simulate interview environments, so whether you time yourself or try mock interviews like pramp