A brief and beginner-friendly set of React.js interview questions for freshers, covering React basics, JSX, components, props and state, React Hooks, Virtual DOM, and React Router. Ideal for entry-level React developer interviews, front-end developer interview preparation, and React fresher technical rounds.
- What is React.js?
- Why is React used?
- What are the main features of React?
- What is JSX?
- Can React work without JSX?
- What is the Virtual DOM?
- How does Virtual DOM improve performance?
- What is a component in React?
- What are the types of components in React?
- What is the difference between functional and class components?
- What are props in React?
- Are props mutable or immutable?
- What is state in React?
- Difference between state and props
- What are React Hooks?
- Why were Hooks introduced?
- What is
useState? - What is
useEffect? - When does
useEffectrun? - What is conditional rendering?
- What are keys in React?
- Why are keys important in lists?
- What is lifting state up?
- What is Context API?
- What is prop drilling?
- What is a controlled component?
- What is an uncontrolled component?
- How do you handle events in React?
- What is React Fragment?
- What is React Router?
- Difference between
BrowserRouterandHashRouter - What is SPA (Single Page Application)?
- How does routing work in React?
- What is reconciliation?
- What is React.memo?
- What is
useMemo? - What is
useCallback? - What is lazy loading in React?
- How do you optimize performance in React?
- What is the difference between
npmandnpx? - What is Vite? How is it different from CRA?
- What is
package.json? - What is the role of
keyin React? - How do you pass data from child to parent?
- How do you fetch API data in React?
- What is Axios?
- What is CORS?
- What are error boundaries?
- What is Strict Mode in React?
- What are common mistakes beginners make in React?
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