JavaScript Interview Questions - Coding Interview 2026 (Udemy.com)

Very useful and challenging. As someone who used JavaScript on and off for like 10 years without much formal training, it is a fast way to update JS skills (only one new piece of info so far for me, but some good strategies which had me question what is most efficient) and great prep for interviews. Only one piece of info that I disagreed with, it is in section 28 - get the course and see if you agree with him...

Am expecting more details about prototypes and throttle function. Why we can't use arrow function in prototype? i believe its has default bind methods but why we are using normal function and where need to use debounce and throttle methods i not even know the usecase

The way you chose the examples which covers primarily interview questions and coding examples is your style of uniqueness. I really appreciate your presentation and wide coverage of the subject.

This course is a true surprise, an hidden gem! The course has a lot of Javascript challenges and then Oleksandr gives a clear explaination on the best approach to take for any problem, even for some pretty advanced topics.

I have 10 years of experience and after this course I feel myself as a beginner. Such a great content and the way it is explained is awesome.

It was such a good course, it is short but the teacher motivates us to try it by ourselves before watching the solution of the video so it makes us to think the solution.

It's good content, however, I found it difficult to follow the instructor as he was speaking so fast, especially towards the more advanced topics.

The course is really good if you need a deeper understanding of javascript methods and how to achieve things. However some places depending on previous experience things could be explained more clearly.

This course has some great fundamental information that really helped me prepare for coding interviews. It is very concise and really helpful to get through quickly some great points of study that will possibly be asked in an interview.

This course helped me to pass a few interviews! Well explained, good examples, understandable English. I suggest adding two more questions I was asked: 1. Implement Promise.All 2. Implement a memoization method: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/understanding-memoize-in-javascript-51d07d19430e/ Other than that, it really covers everything )