Interview

Topics :

JS fundamentals Js output questions JS polyfill type implementatiosn of basic stuff

React fundamentals Redux state stuff

Web perfromance stuff

css fundamental stuff html fundamental stuff

https://web.dev/learn/performance https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Guides/How_browsers_work https://bigfrontend.dev/

Template for JavaScript Conversion Explanations:

Structure:

## [Topic] - Simple explanation:

**What it does:** [One line explanation]

## Implicit [Topic] Conversion happens in:

**1. [Scenario 1]**
```javascript
// Code examples

2. [Scenario 2]

javascript

// Code examples

The Simple Rule: OR Conversion Rules:

[Category 1]: [Description]

javascript

// Examples with results in comments

[Category 2]: [Description]

javascript

// Examples with results in comments

Interview gotchas:

javascript

// These trip people up
Example1 // result (explanation!)
Example2 // result (explanation!)

Bottom line: [One sentence summary of the key rule]

**Context to provide:**
- "Explain like I'm preparing for JavaScript interviews"
- "Give me 2-3 main points, focus on implicit conversion rules"
- "Include interview gotchas/tricky cases"
- "Keep examples simple with clear comments showing results"
- "End with a 'bottom line' summary"
- "Avoid jargon, use simple English"

This gives you the clean, interview-focused structure we've been using!