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@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ JavaScript coding interviews share a lot of similarities with algorithmic coding
1. Outline some basic test cases and some edge cases. Test your code with these cases and determine if your code passes them. If it fails, debug the issue(s) and fix them.
1. Optional: Explain the time/space complexity if the code involved algorithmic optimizations and smart choice of data structures.
1. Explain any tradeoffs you made, cases you explicitly didn't handle, and how you would improve the code if you had more time.
1. The interview might not end here, the interviewer might have follow-up questions for you on this question or give you [another question](https://github.com/greatfrontend/top-javascript-interview-questions). Be prepared for them.
1. The interview might not end here, the interviewer might have follow-up questions for you on this question or give you another question. Be prepared for them.
## How to prepare for JavaScript coding interviews
@ -120,3 +120,5 @@ From experience, the best JavaScript coding interview questions to practice, as
GreatFrontEnd has a [comprehensive list of JavaScript coding questions](/questions/formats/javascript-functions) that you can practice. There are also automated tests cases you can run your code against to verify the correctness and solutions written by ex-FAANG Senior Engineers.
Note that we are intentionally vague in some of the questions and don't present the full requirements upfront in the question description. However, we'll cover as much ground as possible in the solution. It may be frustrating while reading the solutions to see that you've missed out some things, but this trains you to think ahead and consider what are the possible areas you have to take note of when working on the solution. Better to find out during practice than during actual interviews.
Prefer GitHub for learning? You can find 190+ JavaScript coding interview questions with solutions in our [GreatFrontEnd GitHub repo](https://github.com/greatfrontend/top-javascript-interview-questions). Clone it, practice offline, or contribute while continuing here for structured guidance.