👉 "Why Do I Need to Know These Q and A?" 👈
"Being a Software Engineer" ▶️
vs
◀️ "Cracking the Interview"
Be careful! These two paths aren't always aligned.
Consider this: N years M months ago, when you applied for your current job, you may not have known as much about the practical aspects of your work as you do now. But one thing you did know was the importance of Googling " interview questions." Guess what? Your interviewers were probably doing the same!
This highlights a critical aspect of the tech industry - being a good software engineer doesn't automatically mean you'll excel in the interviewing process. Interviews often delve into theoretical and fundamental questions related to the tech you work with. Even if you have extensive hands-on experience, these theoretical questions can be the key to success.
So, whether you're a seasoned engineer or just starting your journey, walking through the theoretical foundations and commonly asked questions related to your tech stack is a smart move. That's precisely what this repository is here for!
This is a community-driven effort to create a comprehensive list of popular interview questions and their answers. Whether you're actively job-hunting or just considering your options, being well-prepared for technical interviews is essential. The information provided in this repository can be your cheat sheet to get you up to speed faster and increase your chances of acing those interviews.
Each file in this repository covers a specific topic and is neatly organized into directories acting as categories. These questions and answers have been contributed by real humans - experienced developers who've been in your shoes. However, like any human endeavor, there can be mistakes. We encourage you to actively participate by reviewing and, if needed, submitting a pull request to improve the content.
If you have insights to share, want to add a new topic, or extend an existing one, your contributions are more than welcome. Just ensure you follow the same layout and styling as the rest of the repository to maintain consistency.
In the ever-evolving tech world, your choice - "Being a Software Engineer"
TODO: create another listing based on this set of Node.js related questions: https://dou.ua/lenta/articles/interview-node-js/