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How to use Interview_Question_for_Beginner: topics and study checklist
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Interview_Question_for_Beginner is a GitHub repository of technical interview topics for people who are just starting out in programming. Most of the text is written in Korean, and most entries are question titles rather than full answers. This guide shows you how to get a copy, find your way around the topic lists, and use them as a study checklist before a developer job interview.
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- 1Clone the repository. Run git clone https://github.com/jbee37142/Interview_Question_for_Beginner in a terminal to get a local copy.
- 2Read the table of contents. Open the README and note the three parts: CS basics, Languages, and 분야별 topics.
- 3Pick one topic. Start with a section that matches your target job, such as 자료구조 or 네트워크.
- 4Answer each question. Write a short answer for every question title in your own words before you look anything up.
- 5Check the linked reading. Follow the 추가 자료 links to verify and deepen your answers.
- 6Review and repeat. Revisit the topics you found hard and track which questions you still cannot answer.
What does the repository contain?
The README is organized into three parts. Part 1 covers computer science basics: 개발상식 (general development knowledge), 자료구조 (data structures), 네트워크 (networking), 운영체제 (operating systems), 데이터베이스 (databases), Design Pattern, and 알고리즘 (algorithms). Part 2 covers languages: Java, JavaScript and Python. Part 3 covers fields: FrontEnd, iOS and Machine Learning.
Most entries are short question titles, such as the difference between processes and threads, or how TCP 3-way handshake works. Some link to further reading. The project's own analysis describes it as more of a study checklist than a tutorial.
- Part 1. CS: 개발상식, 자료구조, 네트워크, 운영체제, 데이터베이스, Design Pattern, 알고리즘
- Part 2. Language: Java, JavaScript, Python
- Part 3. 분야별: FrontEnd, iOS, Machine Learning
How do you get a local copy of the repository?
The README gives one clone command. Run it in a terminal where you want the folder to be created. You need git installed for this; the source does not list other prerequisites.
After cloning, open the folder in any file browser or editor. The topic folders match the links in the table of contents.
git clone https://github.com/jbee37142/Interview_Question_for_BeginnerHow should you use the topic lists to study?
Work through one topic at a time. For each question title, write a short answer in your own words, then check it against the linked reading if there is one. The README itself says the content may contain mistakes, so treat the notes as a starting point and verify important points with another source.
The repository also has a 면접에서 받았던 질문들 section, which links to an issue where people share real interview questions. This can help you see what has been asked in practice.
- Pick one topic, such as 자료구조 or 네트워크.
- Answer each question title out loud or in writing.
- Follow the 추가 자료 links when you need depth.
- Check the open issues for questions you cannot answer yet.
Which parts are useful for beginners?
Beginners get the most from the CS basics and language sections, because they list the core concepts most interviewers expect you to know, such as Array vs Linked List, Index, TCP and UDP, and Closure in JavaScript.
Front-end readers may find the Front-End section useful for topics such as CORS, Event Bubbling and Capturing, and server-side vs client-side rendering.
- CS basics: data structures, networking, OS, databases
- Languages: Java, JavaScript, Python
- Front-end: browser operation, DOM, CORS, CSS methodology
What are the limits of this repository?
The source is written mainly in Korean, so readers who do not read Korean will find most of it hard to use. Most entries are question titles without worked answers, so you will need to research the answers yourself. The README is also truncated in the source, so coverage beyond the sections shown here is unclear.
Experienced engineers looking for in-depth interview preparation will likely need more advanced material.
What people use it for
- Building a review checklist of CS basics before a junior developer interview
- Studying Korean-language interview topics for Java, JavaScript or Python
- Finding links to outside reading lists on front-end interview preparation
- Collecting real interview questions shared in the linked issue
Frequently asked questions
Is Interview_Question_for_Beginner free to use?
The repository is released under the MIT licence, as shown on its page. The MIT licence generally allows you to use, copy and modify the code, but check the LICENSE file in the repository for the exact terms.
What do I need to install to use Interview_Question_for_Beginner?
The README lists one command, git clone, to get a local copy. No other prerequisites are listed in the source. Most people will simply read the content online.
Is the content in English?
No. Most of the README text is in Korean. Some linked resources are in English, and the source notes that some links point to English-language material.
Does this repository explain the answers to interview questions?
Mostly not. Most entries are question titles, and some link to further reading. The project describes itself as a set of guidelines, and it says some content may be wrong, so verify answers with other sources.
What are good alternatives to Interview_Question_for_Beginner?
The analysis lists awesome-interview-questions, Front End Interview Handbook and Tech Interview Handbook as comparable projects. Front End Interview Handbook is a good pick for front-end focus, and it also has a Korean translation linked from this README.
Is this repository good for experienced engineers?
Probably not. The source says it is aimed at beginners and that experienced engineers looking for in-depth preparation should look elsewhere.
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Our verdict
Interview_Question_for_Beginner is a useful study checklist for beginners who read Korean and want to review core CS, language and front-end topics. It is not a tutorial, and most answers are left for you to research. If you need full worked explanations or you do not read Korean, try Tech Interview Handbook or Front End Interview Handbook instead.
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