The questions are short and practical - no trick questions, no leetcode-style algorithms. We care more about clarity than cleverness.

You’ll likely be asked to work with:

• Strings, arrays, and objects
• Loops and conditionals
• Higher-order functions like .map(), .filter(), and .forEach()
• Functions as values (passing/returning functions)
• Breaking down problems into clear, logical steps

If you’ve practiced writing small functions and thinking through your logic, you’ll do great.

Here’s a quick test:

If you can confidently write a function that solves this, you’re probably ready to start interviewing:

js

// Write a function called getFirstEven

// that takes in an array of numbers

// and returns the first even number in the array