Essential JavaScript Interview Questions for 2023: Intermediate Level

<p>You&rsquo;re in the right place if you want to push your skills to the next level after mastering the&nbsp;<a href="https://medium.com/stackademic/ready-for-your-2023-javascript-interview-warm-up-questions-to-prepare-you-9a0561fd2b66" rel="noopener">basics of JavaScript interview questions</a>. This article dives deep into the questions you can expect in intermediate-level JavaScript interviews.</p> <p>However, excelling in interviews is not the only aspect. Understanding closures and asynchronous programming is crucial for becoming an effective and confident developer.</p> <h2>1. Asynchronous JavaScript</h2> <p>Imagine you&rsquo;re building a weather application. You can&rsquo;t halt the entire app to fetch weather data. Here, asynchronous programming methods like callbacks, promises, and async/await come to your rescue.</p> <p><strong>Question:</strong>&nbsp;<em>What is &lsquo;callback hell&rsquo; in the context of using callbacks, and what are its disadvantages?</em></p> <p><strong>Answer:</strong>&nbsp;&ldquo;Callback hell&rdquo; is used when you have many nested callbacks in our code. Think of it as a layer cake of functions where each layer depends on the one above it. This makes our code look like a pyramid, often called the &ldquo;Pyramid of Doom.&rdquo; The downside? It makes our code hard to read and even harder to debug. Plus, each new layer adds complexity, making future changes a headache.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.mmainulhasan.com/essential-javascript-interview-questions-for-2023-intermediate-level-af95ead56a3e">Read More</a></p>