We know that in today's age, everybody is on the internet. If you're reading this, you've made it onto the world wide web, and are running the wonderful language of Javascript.
Created in 1995, Javascript's evolution until now couldn't have been predicted. Brendan Eich had sought out to spice up static webpages, never expecting giant powerhouses like Google and Facebook to use the language in such potent ways.
Not only are billion dollar businesses being built on Javascript, but the versatile language has also produced some of the most popular frameworks out there:
- React.js
- jQuery
- d3.js
- Ember
- Angular
- Next.js
- Babel
This guide will take you through some common Javascript interview questions testing your knowledge on syntax and JS features. Press Next to start!
