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I don't know about you, but technical interviews are not my favorite. That said, they can be an effective way to discover new a...
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Would be amazing if you linked my post on React interview questions at the bottom, for those looking to keep going and nail the more specific React interview!
Hey Alex, that bottom section is really more for questions that I pulled from online and used within this post to also answer. However, I did just read your React Interview Question article and it is really good, explaining a lot of concepts clearly.
If I do a React Resources post in the future this will definitely go into it. 👍
No worries, Gedalya. Thanks for considering it :)
Hey, it was very useful and helped brush my knowledge. Here are few more questions I was practicing from InterviewBit on HTML
1 - How to handle events in HTML?
2 - How to include javascript code in HTML?
3 - Difference between link tag and anchor tag ? 4 - What is the ‘class’ attribute in HTML? 5 - What is the difference between tag and tag?
Here's my best attempt at getting them all wrong:
So users know what they're missing out on when your admin fucks up and takes the
image server offline.
It reminds you what type of file you're working on at the moment.
add
class="container header",class="container article", etc. to thedivsMetainformatin that allows you to make your phishing site look more legitimate.
<script>,<SCRIPT><Script>, etc.I usually write CSS at my desk in my office chair, which is very comfortable,
but I might occasionally do work outside, in which case I cannot guarantee my
comfyness while using Bootstrap.
!importantIt's a CSS property that allows e-commerce sites like amazon to add semantic
information about the dimensions of a product so the user can expect what they
will be getting.
Mostly with flash, which is very efficient by default. I also used animated gifs
with the
background-imageproperty before the industry overall abandoned thatpattern and it became considered bad practice.
.BEM.buttin {,.BEM.button-with-icon {, etc.display: hiddenanddisplay: visibleThe busyness practice when a new ticket is opened and the boss delegates it to
an employee matching issue-importance to employee-motivation (i.e. important
issues go to motivated employees, less important issues got to less motivated
employees and UX issues go directly to the janitor)
The Four-loop repeats a block of code exactly 4 times. The while loop repeats
the code while a condition is true and the do..while loop makes sure to actually
do what you tell it to while the condition is true.
evalvardeclares a new variable,letlets go of a variable (frees its memory)and
constcreates a new variable and throws an error if the user tries toletit go.*proceeds to rant 5 minutes about whatever the interviewer is holding in their
hand as they say "this" (presumably a pen, glass of water, or maybe interview
notes)*
Okay, that's about the extent of my stamina for making up stupid answers. Maybe
someone else can take over from question 17 onward? 😉
Thanks for the post.
Small correction in 3. Optimize this HTML code with proper semantic elements.
<h2>This is a blog subtitle</h2> is neither semantic nor in the original part of the code.
No problem and thank you for catching that typo! I’ll add the subhead in the original code shortly. :)
Could you elaborate on how it would not be semantic? To my understanding, text that summarizes or leads into a topic specific block of text, would be a good candidate for headline tags. And the less impactful a headline is to the main subject, the smaller designation it would get. (From
h1-h6).But eager to learn something new about it if that understanding is not correct. Thanks!
I agree with what you said, but the word "subtitle" is what bugs me. Headings should use the h1-h6 tags, yet subheadings (or subtitles) should be put in a regular p tags. So imho either the text inside your h2 is wrong or the h2 itself is.
Ah, that makes sense now. I can see how "subhead/subtitle" could communicate something different.
My intention was for a "level 2 headline/title" vs text that follows a headline/title. I agree that in the latter case a
<p>tag would be better served. :)Very nicely done!
One typo in the code: in the
asyncsection of<script>loading, it readsdefer, notasync.Thank you for catching that! Just fixed it. :)
Nice Collection for refreshing basics 👌👏
Nicely done, with 10+ years of experience high-level articles like this are still refreshing.
Thank you! Indeed, sometimes coming back to the basics can be really valuable.
Very helpful post, thanks 🙂
You’re welcome! Best of luck!