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Top 100 JavaScript Interview Questions

The document outlines common coding interview questions in JavaScript, including problems like merging sorted arrays, validating parentheses, and finding the maximum depth of a binary tree. Each problem is accompanied by a brief solution approach, such as using a two-pointer technique, stack, hash table, or recursion. The document serves as a guide for preparing for technical interviews.

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Top 100 JavaScript Interview Questions

The document outlines common coding interview questions in JavaScript, including problems like merging sorted arrays, validating parentheses, and finding the maximum depth of a binary tree. Each problem is accompanied by a brief solution approach, such as using a two-pointer technique, stack, hash table, or recursion. The document serves as a guide for preparing for technical interviews.

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JAVASCRIPT

COMMON
CODING
INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

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1. Problem: Merge Sorted Arrays
(Sorting Algorithm) :
Example:

Solution:
We'll use a two-pointer approach to merge the
arrays efficiently.
2. Problem: Valid
Parentheses (Stack)
Example:

Solution:
We can solve this using a stack to track
open parentheses and ensure they are
closed in the correct order.
3. Problem: Two Sum (Hash Table)
Example:

Solution:
We'll use a hash table (object) to store the
difference between the target and each
element as we iterate through the array.
4. Problem: Binary Search
(Search Algorithm)

Solution:
We'll use a binary search algorithm, which works
by repeatedly dividing the search space in half.
5. Problem: Maximum Depth of
Binary Tree (Recursion)

Example:

Solution:
We can solve this recursively by computing the
depth of eachsubtree and returning the
maximum.
6. Problem: Find the First Non-
Repeating Character
(Hash Map)

Solution:
We can use a hash map to count the
occurrences of each character and then find
the first character with a count of 1.
7. Solving Staircase Problem
Example:

Solution:

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