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The document is a comprehensive React Native interview guide that defines key concepts such as JSX, components, state and props, layout and styling, and various UI/UX components. It covers essential topics including hooks, navigation, API networking, state management, and debugging tools. Additionally, it addresses performance optimization, build and deployment processes, and utilities for handling forms and storage.
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The document is a comprehensive React Native interview guide that defines key concepts such as JSX, components, state and props, layout and styling, and various UI/UX components. It covers essential topics including hooks, navigation, API networking, state management, and debugging tools. Additionally, it addresses performance optimization, build and deployment processes, and utilities for handling forms and storage.
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React Native Interview Guide (Definitions
Only)
1. JSX
JavaScript XML – A syntax extension allowing HTML-like code in JavaScript, converted into
native components by React Native.
2. Components
● Functional Components – Functions returning UI; support hooks.
● Class Components – ES6 classes with lifecycle methods and internal state.
3. State & Props
● State – Mutable data managed within a component.
● Props – Read-only data passed from parent to child.
4. Layout & Styling
● Flexbox – Layout system for arranging elements in rows or columns.
● Stylesheets – [Link]() to organize styles.
5. Lists & Interactions
● ScrollView – Renders all items at once; good for small lists.
● FlatList – Optimized list rendering for large datasets.
● Touchable/Pressable – Components for detecting taps or presses.
6. Hooks & Lifecycle
● useState – Manages component state.
● useEffect – Handles side effects (API calls, subscriptions).
● useRef – Stores mutable values without re-renders.
● Lifecycle Methods – componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate,
componentWillUnmount.
● Conditional Rendering – Displaying UI based on conditions.
● Context API – Share global data without prop drilling.
7. Navigation
● Stack Navigation – Screens stacked like pages.
● Tab Navigation – Switch between screens using tabs.
● Drawer Navigation – Side drawer menu.
● Functions: navigate(), goBack(), replace(), reset(), pass params.
8. UI/UX Components
● Custom Header, Button, Input – Reusable UI elements.
● Modal – Displays content above current screen.
● Bottom Sheet – Panel sliding from bottom.
● Toast/Snackbar – Brief popup messages.
● Keyboard Handling – Managing UI when keyboard appears
(KeyboardAvoidingView).
9. API & Networking
● Fetch – Built-in API for network requests.
● Axios – HTTP client with interceptors and better error handling.
● HTTP Methods – GET (fetch), POST (create), PUT (update), DELETE (remove).
● Error Handling – Managing request failures (try/catch, interceptors).
● Async/Await & Promises – Handling asynchronous operations.
● Token-based Authentication – Secure API requests using tokens (e.g., JWT).
10. State Management
● React Context – Built-in global state sharing.
● Redux – Centralized state management with actions and reducers.
● Redux Toolkit – Simplified Redux with createSlice, configureStore.
11. Utilities & Helpers
● Date/Time Formatting – Converting and displaying readable dates/times.
● Reusable Utils – Functions for formatting, validations, etc.
12. Form & Validation
● TextInput Handling – Managing input fields and state.
● Validation – Ensuring correct inputs using logic or libraries (Formik, Yup).
13. Storage
● AsyncStorage – Simple local key-value storage.
● Secure Storage – Safe storage for sensitive data (e.g., tokens).
14. Native Modules
● Native Modules – Access platform-specific features using bridges.
● react-native-permissions – Unified way to request and check device permissions.
15. Debugging & Tools
● React Native Debugger / Flipper – Inspect state, network, and performance.
● Console Logs – Basic debugging with [Link].
● React DevTools – Inspect component hierarchy.
● Breakpoints – Step-by-step debugging in IDEs.
● Fast Refresh / Hot Reload – Instantly preview changes.
16. Performance
● Memoization (useMemo, useCallback) – Prevent unnecessary re-renders.
● FlatList Optimization – Improve large list performance.
● Reanimated / Layout Animations – Smooth UI transitions.
● App Size Reduction – Reduce size using compression, code splitting, and Proguard.
17. Build & Deployment
● Android Build – Generate APK/AAB via Gradle.
