[ Live ] React JS Interview 🤯 | Frontend UI Questions 🤒

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In this React Interview Video the interviewer asks a lot of fundamental questions to the candidate about React JS and how things work behind the scenes in React JS.

There are many important React interview Questions covered along with live practical demo of machine coding a mini project in React JS.

The candidate gets stuck at some point in the middle of the interview and then thrives his way through very soon. There was a lot of in-depth questions asked while the candidate was building the mini project.

There is a lot to learn from this video and trust me it will help you a lot,
THE ONLY REQUEST IS TO PLEASE HAVE PATIENCE AND WATCH IT FULL TILL THE END. 🙏

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Akshay Saini

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[amitavasengupta]

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[gtsin]

0:30 difference between state and props
1:25 creating a new react project with "create-react-app"
3:20 what is "create-react-app" doing. overview over default files created by it.
8:32 types of components in react
9:40 what is jsx
12:20 creating state using useState hook
12:56 how to drink water from an empty bottle
14:06 normal variable vs useState variable
22:30 demo of using props
26:15 building a carousel
29:45 ways of exporting (default vs named export)
32:20 styling in react (inline inside jsx, css separate file, tailwind)
34:30 installing tailwind
51:37 getting rid of the same network calls using map inside jsx and dynamic className
59:00 what is CDN (content delivery network)
1:00:35 why use key with map
1:03:20 useEffect hook
1:09:28 react component lifecycle
1:10:55 moving hardcoded data in separate constants file

[tejaswireddy]

You deserve an oscar acting like an interviewee😂👏👏

[CheezePie]

My first interview was exactly like this.. I was so scared, I kept stumbling over words, I tried to over explain things and everything that could go wrong went wrong😅 But after 2-3 interviews I became confident and now I can manage to stay composed.
An advice to all the freshers: 99% of the time your first interview will not go as you had expected. Just don't be disheartened and keep at it. Eventually you'll gain confidence. Just keep grinding💪

[omdwivedi]

Looks like a real interview with the nervousness of the student and chicky smile of interview, really love this ❤

[poojakamble]

feels like an real interview, thanks akshay sir for this interview on React

[echocoding]

He is such a good actor, teacher and a guide. I feel I am there and I am giving interview. Basically he took pauses and his acting like he is also feeling fear of rejection as a fresher or student feel and minor detailing of this video is amazing. Thank you @akshay saini ❤

[dimplesingh]

This video reminds me of when I was prepping for my interview, watching your JavaScript sessions.
It's fantastic—the way you explain things is really helpful and the best. Thanks a lot!😃

[zs]

Kudos to the effort put by Akshay ❤

He even had a hair cut for the interviewer role, and also the old school MOLE on the left cheek to differentiate between both was funny 🤣😂
The serious face of the interviewer 😅😊

[tusharmalhotra]

The entire learning experience was unimaginable, and your commitment to deep diving into every concept truly made a significant impact on my understanding of React. Thank you Akshay Sir🙌🙌 for going above and beyond to make the course engaging and for instilling a genuine excitement for React.

[divyakirantatikonda]

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[MathsWithSatyamPandey]

Interviewer full camedy mood 😂😂 बहुत मज़ा आया sir ❤ आप interveiw दे रहे है aur interviewer enjoy कर रहे है

[-abhishek-kumar]

First thing, I'm very thankful to you for your js Videos and post on react on LinkedIn. How you explain every topic in deep, they show your passion of teaching. You are a gem for freshers who are just stepping into this field.❤ Love from jharkhand

[antimr]

A huge thank you for making these videos. They are really helpful and we really appreciate your efforts which you are putting to educate us❤
Please keep making them.

[archan_pandya]

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[rohitsharma_]

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[evivk]

I am a Deaf developer (unable to hear). I kindly request closed captions or auto-generated closed captions, as it would greatly assist me in accessing the content.

[Fastomaticofficial]

Your "So... & Aaa" is really original as during interview 😂😂

[akaijoe]

the interviewer's seriousness hits me harder than Monday morning blues!😍😍😍😍

[rifaymohamed]

Thank you so much, we are greatly appreciate the time you've taken to share your knowledge with us. The way you teach concepts and explaining was perfect and it was crystal clear. Small suggestion though, we need a series of videos like this one. Keep rocking 👍