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It actually depends on the company you are interviewing for. Personally I have been asked all sorts of general javascript questions like event bubbling, memoization, and “closures” to only questions based on the technical assessment I was asked to code as a take home assignment. May be look on glassdoor and see what other people say about the interview process.
And if you are just starting to prepare this can be helpful - github.com/learning-zone/javascrip...