During my phone JS interview, I got a lot of general CS questions. The questions were a bit frustrating, because they're things you know you can just Google search and find the one-line answer you need without any actual effort. Things like writing a function to determine if a string is a palindrome or writing a function for the Fibonacci sequence - things that don't have any real use and just exist as stereotypical interview questions.
I have been asked to communicate with Twitter using API and fetch all tweets posted in a specific Twitter page.
This greatly depends on which role you are interviewing for
Given an N by N array, how would you iterate through all the elements using only one loop and one variable.
Create a function to find if a number is prime.
Javascript is object oriented?
What is a clousure function in Javascript?
Coding challenge was to integrate the Imgur API and create a view of all the images in a thumbnail displaying few metadata fields of each image/video. Another view was to display the original image/video with all the metadata relevant to it.
Write code on the whiteboard that could take user input and determine if it is a palindrome.
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