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Front-End

Interview Questions
with Answers to Crack
Technical Interview
*Disclaimer*
Prepare for your Front-end Interview with these
most asked interview questions.

Make sure to have a thorough knowledge into


key front-end technologies, including HTML,
CSS, JavaScript, and popular frameworks/
libraries like React, Vue, or Angular.

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Explain the difference between .then() and async/

await in handling asynchronous operations in

JavaScript.

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.then() is used with promises for asynchronous

operations, chaining multiple calls for sequential

execution. async/await makes asynchronous code look

synchronous and is syntactic sugar over Promises,

improving readability and error handling.

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React components have several lifecycle methods:

constructor(), render(), componentDidMount(),

shouldComponentUpdate(), componentDidUpdate(),

and componentWillUnmount(). To fetch data, use

componentDidMount() for class components or

useEffect() hook in functional components to perform

side effects, including data fetching after the initial

render.

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CORS is a security feature that restricts web applications

from making requests to a domain different from the one

which served the web page. To handle it, configure the

server to include CORS headers like Access-Control-

Allow-Origin in the response, specifying which domains

are allowed to access the resources.

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useState is suitable for simple state logic, providing a

variable and function to update it. useReducer is better

for complex state logic that involves multiple sub-values

or when the next state depends on the previous one, as it

lets you manage local state of complex components with

a reducer function.

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