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1. Store all characters in array. 2.on button click suppose we click b get the index of b which will be 1. 3. Write logic to splice b from array and add it to the beginning. 4. Map that character array in the ui adding ->

1) We can use Function or eval(not reco approach) in JS to resolve math expressions, but if u want to from scratch yeah the stack implementation to solve infix/postfix can be done 3) I would write a Regex instead, to evaluate the input using a test or match. 4) useEffect i think returns undefined? sure u can return a cleanup but otherwise i would assume it is undefined 5) undefined: variable declared but un-assigned, null: empty value type 6) based on the result of Math.random the count is incremented/decremented every 1 sec P.S : Oh, btw smooth brand integration :)

typeof null is object

Good interview, Please do continue. Thanks Vasanth.

Bhaii apna mike thk kralo ya slow thoda bol lo. its too much annoying video.

Bro.. keeping the "cache" and setting the default parameter in the Fibonacci function declaration itself will not work properly right? because when the function execution ends all those local variables will be removed from the call stack hence in the next function call new local variables are created. Therefore we have to keep the cache = {} outside of the Fibonacci function.

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Thank you for this 🙏🏻 so far I have knowledge about C programming, DSA and Java. I just finished my first year of BCA and I want to relearn Java again but this time even STRONGER 💪🏻 please sir is this correct or should I also focus on c programming?

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Good content

content is good but i have one question question about protocol doesn't come under system design ?

Hi Vasanth, The interview was very good. You feedback is on the point, I haven't thought of asking those questions. Please do continue this series, you are putting a lot of efforts to make these videos, but a lot of people like me are benefited from your videos. Thanks for your good work. If you get the time please review my code and give your feedback. I am not sure, is it good code or not but have written the code in useReducer/Redux format so that I will get that experience on that area. import React, { useReducer } from 'react'; const initialState = { linkedList: '' }; const reducer = (state, action) => { switch (action.type) { case 'A': if (state.linkedList.includes('A')) { const index = state.linkedList.indexOf('A'); const newList = state.linkedList.slice(0, index) + state.linkedList.slice(index + 3); return { linkedList: action.payload + newList }; } else { return { linkedList: action.payload + state.linkedList }; } case 'B': if (state.linkedList.includes('B')) { const index = state.linkedList.indexOf('B'); const newList = state.linkedList.slice(0, index) + state.linkedList.slice(index + 3); return { linkedList: action.payload + newList }; } else { return { linkedList: action.payload + state.linkedList }; } case 'C': if (state.linkedList.includes('C')) { const index = state.linkedList.indexOf('C'); const newList = state.linkedList.slice(0, index) + state.linkedList.slice(index + 3); return { linkedList: action.payload + newList }; } else { return { linkedList: action.payload + state.linkedList }; } case 'D': if (state.linkedList.includes('D')) { const index = state.linkedList.indexOf('D'); const newList = state.linkedList.slice(0, index) + state.linkedList.slice(index + 3); return { linkedList: action.payload + newList }; } else { return { linkedList: action.payload + state.linkedList }; } default: throw new Error('Invalid'); } }; const App = () => { const [state, dispatch] = useReducer(reducer, initialState); return ( <div className='main'> <div className='App'> <button onClick={() => dispatch({ type: 'A', payload: 'A->' })}> A </button> <button onClick={() => dispatch({ type: 'B', payload: 'B->' })}> B </button> <button onClick={() => dispatch({ type: 'C', payload: 'C->' })}> C </button> <button onClick={() => dispatch({ type: 'D', payload: 'D->' })}> D </button> </div> <div>Array Values: {state.linkedList}</div> </div> ); }; export default App;

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Wonderful content very very helpful

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Please upload more interview questions for 3+ years

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Stop mastering this worthless subject coding because it will take years to master and companies will still fire you at anytime so instead start preparing for govt job because govt job will never betray you and give you helping hand till your last breath!!! Many people regretting their decision to choose this field instead of preparing for a govt job but you have time quit this fake worthless field and start preparing for a GOVERNMENT JOB NOWWW OR YOU WILL BE REGRETTING TILL YOUR LAST BREATH

thanks for this interview. The girl knows more than I knew with around 2 years of exp. I got rejected in some initial interviews while switching then decided to dig deeper in react. Now with few more years of exp, I know much more but still like to learn like a beginner.

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What is operational transform? @26:12 I didn't find the explanation

Great!

Const [ value, setValue ] = useState(0); UseEffect (()=>{ Const timer = setInterval() =>{ SetValue( prev => prev +1 ); }, 1000}; return ( ) => clearInterval ( timer ); }, [ value ]; Changes Made 1- Setting state value to prev => prev +1 to take previous value and increment it. 2- In useEffect adding the value as dependency, So that whenever value changes it hits UseEffect.

Even though I'm a fresher but my closure concepts are stronger, i know the answer before i see this. I'm feeling proud to my teacher and my efforts as well 😊