The client-side JavaScript based MVW (Model View Whatever) frameworks like AngularJS, Backbone, CanJS, Ember, etc have become mainstream and replacing server side Java based frameworks like JSF, Struts, Spring MVC….
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02: JavaScript mistakes interview Q&As
Q1. What are the common JavaScript errors or bad practices that you have noticed? A1. 1) Not having proper namespaces and not using AMD (i.e. Asynchronous Model Definition) API to…
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Q1 – Q10 JavaScript Q&As on scopes & context
You can try the code samples in this JavaScript interview questions and answers as follows:
1) In Goggle chrome or FireFox browser, you can bring up the developer tool with the “F12” on windows. You can also get to via the browser menu.
2) You can go to “http://jsfiddle.net/…
Q11 – Q20 JavaScript Q&As on “this”
This builds on Q1 – Q10 JavaScript Interview Q&A on variable scopes & context Q11. What are the different ways can you define a function on JavaScript? A11. 2 ways…
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Q21 – Q30 JavaScript Q&As on self-invoking & argument
Q21. What will be the output of the following JavaScript code?
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x = 9; var module = { x: 18, getX: function () { return this. |
Q31 – Q37 JavaScript Interview Q&A on Closure
Q31. What is a Closure in JavaScript? A31. A closure is an “inner function” that has access to the “outer function’s” variables—scope chain. The closure has three scope chains: 1)…
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