JavaScript Basics (Advanced) Skills Certification Test

This is more than a test of syntax; it’s an exploration of your ability to think critically in JavaScript, understand its subtleties, and apply advanced concepts effectively.

Questions
20
Time limit
40 min.
Level
Advanced

This certification is designed for experienced developers who possess a deep and nuanced understanding of JavaScript’s core mechanisms, advanced features, and best practices. It evaluates your ability to leverage the full power of the language to build sophisticated, efficient, and maintainable applications.

This is a demo version of the test. You may attempt up to 3 questions.


Instructions

- The assessment has a time limit.
- Do not use search engines or seek assistance from others.
- Once you've submitted an answer, you can go back.
- You may exit the test, but the timer will continue running.
- You have 1 attempts per assessment every 30 days.

Key Areas of Evaluation

This assessment will rigorously examine your expertise in advanced aspects of JavaScript, which may include (but are not limited to) areas such as:

  • Advanced Asynchronous JavaScript: Deep understanding of the event loop, microtasks, macrotasks, advanced Promise patterns, async/await error handling, and concurrency control.
  • Core Language Internals & Nuances: In-depth knowledge of execution contexts, hoisting, scope chains, closures and their practical applications (e.g., memoization, partial application, private state).
  • Advanced Functions & Functional Programming: Higher-order functions, currying, composition, pure functions, immutability, and functional patterns in JavaScript.
  • Prototypes, Inheritance & Object-Oriented Patterns: Mastery of prototypal inheritance, constructor functions, ES6 classes (including static members, private fields), mixins, and advanced OOP design patterns.
  • Memory Management & Performance: Understanding garbage collection, identifying and resolving memory leaks, performance profiling, and optimization techniques (e.g., debouncing, throttling, efficient DOM updates).
  • Modules & Code Organization: Deep understanding of ES Modules (ESM), module loading strategies, tree shaking, and principles of scalable JavaScript architecture.
  • Metaprogramming & Introspection: Using Proxy and Reflect objects, decorators (conceptual or via transpilation), and runtime type checking.
  • Advanced Browser APIs & DOM Manipulation: Complex DOM event handling (capturing, bubbling, delegation), Web Workers, Shadow DOM, Custom Elements, Intersection Observer, and other modern browser APIs.
  • Modern ECMAScript Features (ES2020+): Proficient use of recent additions to the language like optional chaining, nullish coalescing, private class members, BigInt, Promise.allSettled(), logical assignment operators, etc.
  • Error Handling & Debugging at Scale: Advanced error handling patterns, custom error types, effective debugging of complex asynchronous code, and source maps.
  • Security Best Practices: Understanding common JavaScript security vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF implications) and how to mitigate them in client-side code.

Recommended Preparation

To excel in this advanced assessment, we strongly advise a thorough review and practical application of the following:

  • Revisit JavaScript fundamentals with a critical eye: Don't just know what they are, but why and how they work internally (e.g., this binding in all contexts, closure mechanisms, the prototype chain).
  • Deep dive into asynchronous programming: Ensure you can confidently manage complex asynchronous flows and understand the event loop's role.
  • Explore functional programming paradigms in JavaScript: Practice creating and using higher-order functions and understand concepts like immutability.
  • Solidify your understanding of JavaScript's object model: Prototypal inheritance is key.
  • Study modern ECMAScript specifications: Stay updated with the latest features and how they can be used to write cleaner, more efficient code.
  • Focus on performance considerations: Learn to write JavaScript that is not only correct but also efficient and mindful of browser resources.
  • Consider JavaScript design patterns for solving common architectural problems.

This certification is a testament to your advanced capabilities in JavaScript. We commend you for taking on this challenge and wish you the best of luck!


Examples of Questions

- What will this code output? const a = [1, 2, 3]; const b = a; b.push(4); console.log(a);
- What will be logged to the console? const str = 'hello'; str.prop = 'world'; console.log(str.prop);
- What is the output of the following code? function formatDate(date = new Date()) { return date.toLocaleDateString(); } console.log(formatDate(null));

Best for

Web developers who have at least a basic knowledge of JavaScript and want to see where they currently stand.

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