React Tests for Hiring Engineers
This quiz assesses a candidate's understanding of React (as distinct from general JavaScript or front-end development). It tests basics like creating components and props, managing state, and event handling, and continues to more advanced topics like performance profiling and Hooks.

What skills does the React test cover?
• Ability to define elements, components, and props using the JSX syntax. Use these to produce a basic static page.
• Creation and manipulation of React state. Add local state to components, hoist global state to root nodes. Understand React's state model and manipulate state correctly (e.g. avoiding direct state mutation).
• Ability to use event handling to take user input and update page contents.
• Use of composition to define components in terms of other components that share functionality.
• Ability to profile the resource usage of a React app. Understand common performance issues and the appropriate solutions.
• Ability to use Hooks to simplify stateful logic and component hierarchies and know how to convert between Hooks-based and traditional React architecture.









Test Overview
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How long it takes to complete this skill block:
This section takes 15 minutes to complete -
Role this block is best suited for:
• Front-end or full-stack engineering positions working in a React codebase
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Related skill blocks:
• JavaScript
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