A common Javascript Interview Question is determining if a string is a Palindrome. A Palidrome is a string that reads the same frontward and backward. One way to determine if a string is a palidrome is to use the following code:
As a Full Stack Software Engineer, I feel it is important we know how to solve basic interview question to prove our skills. Here is what I reviewed today.
I battled the Javascript Giant and won. I Won!
Javascript is top down one of the hardest section of the program that I’ve been through. It is not for the faint of heart, but I will grab my sword and my shield and prepare myself to slay this dragon. Going through the lessons, seemed like traveling through a fog at times. I was able to push through, but wasn’t always clear of the path. I learn concepts such as hoisting, ES6 syntax sugar, rest, and spread. I really enjoyed one of the labs, Andy’s Toy Chest, but as I grew closer to project week. Fear set in.
I was nervous, but slightly confident that I would wow the instructor during my project review. I mean, come on! I put a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into this project. I made sure I covered all the requirements..wait what? Did I have a nested form that would create a child record that relates back to the parent controller? I thought allowing an user to select an attraction from a dropdown on the ticket new form was enough.