Welcome to my Daily JavaScript Interview Challenges repository!
This repository contains a growing collection of JavaScript interview questions and solutions, tackled and documented daily β with a target of solving 5 questions each day. Each solution is thoughtfully written to be easy to understand, with added explanations and learning resources to benefit anyone looking to sharpen their JavaScript skills.
While building this up, I'm also using it as a way to stay sharp, explore different approaches, and create something useful for others who are preparing for interviews or deepening their understanding of the language.
You're encouraged to attempt each question on your own first β it's the best way to learn!
It also serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to practice JavaScript interview questions and solutions.
To get a copy of this project on your local machine, clone the repository using the command below:
git clone [email protected]:your-username/daily-js-interview.git
Then navigate into the project folder:
cd daily-js-interview
You can browse the folders by date to see questions and solutions organized neatly.
Each day has its own folder (e.g., 2025-April/10/
) containing .js
files for each question.
(P.S. Yep β April 10th, 2025, is when the journey officially began π. Letβs see how far this goes!π)
Each file follows a consistent structure with clearly labeled sections:
- β Final Solution (Code Only)
- π§© Code with Detailed Explanations
- π JavaScript Concepts You Must Know to Answer This Question
β οΈ Common Pitfalls and Mistakes to Avoid- π Helpful Resources and Documentation for This Question
- π‘ Alternative Solution (If Applicable)
π§ Tip: Try to solve each question on your own before viewing the solution β that's where the real learning happens!
You're welcome to contribute if you find better ways to solve problems or want to add new questions!
- Fork this repository
- Create a new branch:
git checkout -b your-feature-branch
- Add your contributions
- Commit your changes
- Push to your fork and open a Pull Request
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for more information.