This repository provides a comprehensive collection of over 3800 full-stack, coding, and system design interview questions and answers. It aims to assist junior and experienced developers in preparing for technical interviews, conducting them, or simply as a reference. The curated questions cover a wide array of technologies and concepts relevant to modern software development.

How It Works

The repository is structured as a vast, categorized list of interview questions, each with a corresponding answer. The questions are sourced from across the internet and cover numerous topics, including .NET Core, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, AWS, Big Data, Blockchain, C#, CSS, Data Science, Data Structures, Design Patterns, DevOps, Docker, Entity Framework, Flutter, Git, Golang, GraphQL, HTML5, Java, JavaScript, Machine Learning, Node.js, Python, React, SQL, System Design, and more. The answers are often concise, providing direct explanations or linking to external resources for more in-depth information.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Access: The repository is a collection of text-based questions and answers, accessible directly via the GitHub repository. No installation or specific software is required to view the content.
• Resources: The primary resource is the README file itself, which acts as a table of contents and provides links to specific sections. Many answers also link to external sources like FullStack.Cafe, docs.microsoft.com, stackoverflow.com, and others for further details.

Highlighted Details

• Vast Coverage: Encompasses over 3800 questions across dozens of popular tech stacks and interview topics.
• Categorized Structure: Questions are organized by technology and topic, allowing for targeted study.
• External Links: Many answers provide links to official documentation or detailed explanations, offering deeper dives into concepts.
• Practical Focus: Questions cover both theoretical knowledge and practical coding/design problem-solving.

Maintenance & Community

• Repository Owner: aershov24 is the primary contributor.
• Community: As a static collection of questions, there isn't an active community or ongoing development in the traditional sense. Users can contribute by suggesting new questions or corrections via pull requests.

Licensing & Compatibility

• License: The repository does not explicitly state a license. Content is presented for informational purposes.
• Compatibility: Content is universally compatible as it is plain text.

Limitations & Caveats

The repository is a curated list and does not offer interactive learning or code execution environments. The quality and depth of answers can vary, with some questions simply linking to external sites without providing a direct answer within the repository.