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The document lists 100 JavaScript interview questions categorized into four levels: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Real Interview/Practical. It provides a structured approach for practicing these questions, emphasizing problem clarification, brute force solutions, optimization, and explaining time/space complexity. Additionally, it highlights what interviewers look for, such as thought process, explanation skills, code clarity, and consideration of edge cases.

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? 100 JavaScript Interview Questions (Problem Solving)

The document lists 100 JavaScript interview questions categorized into four levels: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Real Interview/Practical. It provides a structured approach for practicing these questions, emphasizing problem clarification, brute force solutions, optimization, and explaining time/space complexity. Additionally, it highlights what interviewers look for, such as thought process, explanation skills, code clarity, and consideration of edge cases.

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🧠 100 JavaScript Interview Questions

(Problem Solving)

🔹 LEVEL 1: Easy (1–25) → Warm-up + fundamentals


1.​ Reverse a string​

2.​ Check if a string is palindrome​

3.​ Find max number in array​

4.​ Find min number in array​

5.​ Sum of array elements​

6.​ Count vowels in string​

7.​ Remove duplicates from array​

8.​ Swap two numbers without temp​

9.​ Find factorial (iterative + recursive)​

10.​Fibonacci sequence​

11.​Check prime number​

12.​Count digits in number​

13.​Reverse a number​

14.​Find even numbers in array​

15.​Find odd numbers in array​

16.​Merge two arrays​

17.​Find second largest number​

18.​Check substring existence​


19.​Capitalize words in string​

20.​Count occurrences of a character​

21.​Find index of element manually​

22.​Check if array is sorted​

23.​Convert string to array (without split)​

24.​Convert array to string (without join)​

25.​Remove falsy values​

🔹 LEVEL 2: Medium (26–60) → Most asked in


interviews 🔥
26.​Find missing number in array​

27.​Flatten nested array​

28.​Find intersection of two arrays​

29.​Find union of arrays​

30.​Implement .map()​

31.​Implement .filter()​

32.​Implement .reduce()​

33.​Chunk array into groups​

34.​Rotate array by k steps​

35.​First non-repeating character​

36.​Find duplicates in array​

37.​Check anagram strings​

38.​Character frequency counter​


39.​Pair with given sum​

40.​Subarray with maximum sum (Kadane’s)​

41.​Longest word in sentence​

42.​Longest substring without repetition​

43.​Check balanced parentheses​

44.​Convert string to camelCase​

45.​Convert camelCase to snake_case​

46.​Deep clone object​

47.​Compare two objects deeply​

48.​Group objects by property​

49.​Sort array of objects by key​

50.​Find kth largest element​

51.​Binary search​

52.​Implement debounce​

53.​Implement throttle​

54.​Currying function​

55.​Infinite currying (sum(1)(2)(3))​

56.​Memoization function​

57.​Flatten object​

58.​Convert object to query string​

59.​Parse query string​

60.​Remove specific element from array​


🔹 LEVEL 3: Hard (61–85) → Advanced + tricky
61.​Implement Promise from scratch​

62.​Implement async/await behavior​

63.​Retry API with exponential backoff​

64.​Implement event emitter​

65.​Build LRU Cache​

66.​Detect cycle in object​

67.​Serialize & deserialize object​

68.​Implement quicksort​

69.​Implement mergesort​

70.​Sliding window maximum​

71.​Longest increasing subsequence​

72.​Word break problem​

73.​Generate permutations of string​

74.​Generate combinations​

75.​Deep freeze object​

76.​Pipe function​

77.​Compose function​

78.​Custom bind()​

79.​Custom call()​

80.​Custom apply()​

81.​Implement [Link]()​

82.​Implement [Link]()​
83.​Implement setTimeout​

84.​Implement setInterval​

85.​Build custom iterator​

🔹 LEVEL 4: Real Interview / Practical (86–100) →


What companies LOVE
86.​Design autocomplete search (debounce + API)​

87.​Infinite scrolling logic​

88.​Pagination system​

89.​Rate limiter (API protection)​

90.​Cache API responses​

91.​Retry failed API calls​

92.​Build form validation system​

93.​Role-based access control (RBAC) logic​

94.​File upload progress tracker​

95.​Drag-and-drop list reorder​

96.​Undo/redo functionality​

97.​Shopping cart logic​

98.​Like/unlike toggle system​

99.​Notification system​

100.​ Mini state manager (like Redux)​


🧭 How to Practice (Important)
✅ Interview-style method:
For each question:

1.​ Clarify problem​

2.​ Write brute force​

3.​ Optimize​

4.​ Explain time/space complexity​

⚡ What Interviewers Actually Check


They don’t just check solution—they check:

●​ How you think​

●​ How you explain​

●​ Code clarity​

●​ Edge cases​

🚀 Smart Strategy (Don’t skip this)


Instead of doing all 100 blindly:

👉 Focus on:
●​ 1–20 → must be instant​

●​ 26–45 → VERY important​

●​ 52–56 → frequently asked​


●​ 86–100 → real-world advantage

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