1.8 – Expected Output Practice | 10 Logic Building Problems | JavaScript – New Series

Welcome to the JavaScript for MERN Developers – Job-Ready Series (New Series) by Burle Sharma.

In this class (1.8), we focus only on writing expected output for a set of 10 different programming problems.
No programs are written in this video, the goal is to strengthen logical thinking and problem understanding before coding.

Each problem is discussed by clearly defining what the program is expected to produce as output.
This approach helps beginners understand the problem statement, visualize the result, and design programs more confidently.

The programs for these questions will be implemented step by step in the upcoming classes.

Problems Covered in This Class (Expected Output Only)

The expected output is written and explained for the following problems:

Finding the area of a circle
Finding the last digit of a number
Finding the sum of digits of a number
Reversing a 3-digit number
Checking simple arithmetic results
Digit extraction–based problems
Number manipulation problems
Basic logic-building numerical problems

🎓 What you’ll learn in this video:

How to analyze a problem before writing code
Writing expected output for numerical programs
Understanding input–output relationship
Breaking a problem into logical steps
Preparing mentally before coding
Developing a strong problem-solving approach in JavaScript

🧠 Key Learning Point:

Good programmers do not start with code, they start with clear expected output.
This habit improves logic clarity, coding speed, and interview performance.

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