There are three different types of interviews that you might get.
First of all, it is theoretical.
So you are just been asked some questions regarding the American experience and so on.
This is normal type of interview for more advanced developers, where they already have a lot of years
of experience because the interviewer understands, OK, this guy was working in web development, for
example, was JavaScript last five years, which actually means he has enough knowledge and it doesn't
make any sense to check his programming skills.
The second popular type of interview is called an interview.
And actually, I would say this is the most popular type of interview, and people often mix together
theoretical interview with coding challenges, which actually means you are getting some theoretical
questions and then you must code something.
And most often you are just using pen and paper and no computer.
And in this course, we will solve together 59 different JavaScript challenges that you can get.
And this challenges are covered in almost all JavaScript that you will meet on the interviews.
And the last tape of the interview is Project Check, an interview.
Typically interviewer want to see your code?
So if you have something to show, it is much easier for you because you should not answer just random
questions, but you can talk about your project, about your code and so on, which actually means I
highly recommend you for the interview to implement some project because first of all, you will have
something to show to the interviewer.
And secondly, you will have something to talk about that you at least know.