I had a React-focused interview (Round 1) where I built a basic to-do app, debugged React code, and answered questions about functions, the `map` method, and Redux. It tested my practical skills and React knowledge thoroughly.

It started with the basic js question in the first round and then followed by CSS question. In the Machine coding Round they give one React question to check the something onClick of the button which i didn't remember but its easy. 2nd round JS based output questions and then Machine coding round of JS in which they ask the two question one from reduce function and another from the JS