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Yes, you are unlikely to get asked any of these _specific_ questions-- however, the point of study isn't to memorize any answers. Rather, it's to familiarize yo
by sciencewolf 8y ago
Yes, you are unlikely to get asked any of these _specific_ questions-- however, the point of study isn't to memorize any answers. Rather, it's to familiarize yourself with the patterns of CS solutions so that you're able to replicate it in a brand new problem.
Also, JS isn't just for front-end development. Aside from Node.js, which is increasingly a larger player server-side, it's also used in a bunch of desktop apps.
- nwbrown 8y agoAgain, you aren't going to get familiar with the patterns in computer science in one week. That requires years of practice. Most likely you will just hit a Dunning-Kruger peak and try to shoehorn in a pattern where it doesn't belong. And yes, js is used in other contexts as well, but it is primarily used in front end developer. Which is why I used the word 'likely'.