JavaScript Interview Notes & Concepts

Welcome to your comprehensive JavaScript interview notes! This repository contains in-depth guides, code examples, and explanations for key JavaScript topics, designed to help you ace interviews and master advanced JS concepts.

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📚 Table of Contents

• Functions
• Closures
• Event Loop
• Higher Order Functions
• Map, Reduce, Filter
• Polyfills
• Promises
• Async/Await
• [More Topics Coming Soon!]

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🔥 Highlights

• Functions: Function statements, expressions, anonymous/named functions, arrow functions, first-class functions, arguments vs parameters, and more.
• Closures: Deep dive into closures, interview Q&A, practical use-cases, memory leaks, and common pitfalls.
• Event Loop: Complete guide to the JS event loop, call stack, microtasks/macrotasks, code outputs, and best practices.
• Higher Order Functions: Explanation, examples, passing functions as arguments, returning functions, and built-in HOFs like map, filter, and reduce.
• Map, Reduce, Filter: Detailed explanations, polyfills, key concepts, and mental models for understanding these powerful array methods.
• Polyfills: What they are, why they matter, and how to implement polyfills for map, filter, and reduce.

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📝 How to Use

• Browse each topic's folder for detailed markdown notes and code examples.
• Use the Table of Contents above or navigate folders directly.
• Practice with the code snippets to reinforce your understanding.

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📖 Index

• Functions
• Closures
• Event Loop
• Higher Order Functions
• Map, Reduce, Filter
• Polyfills
• Promises
• Async/Await

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