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Understanding this, call(), apply(), and bind() in JavaScript
JavaScript gives developers a lot of flexibility, but one thing that confuses almost everyone at first is this. In this article, we’ll understand: What this means in JavaScript How this behaves in f
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Understanding the new Keyword in JavaScript
In JavaScript, the new keyword is used to create a new object from a constructor function. Think of a constructor function like a blueprint, and new a...
Understanding this in JavaScript
If you have started learning Javascript, you might have already seen the this keyword. It might be so confusing at first, but it is required knowledge...
Spread vs Rest Operators in JavaScript
In ES6 (ECMAScript 2015), Javascript has introduced spread (...) and rest (...) operators. You might be wondering both looks same but the working and...
Destructuring in JavaScript
JavaScript gives us a feature called destructuring. It makes working with arrays and objects much cleaner and less repetitive. If you have ever writte...
Callbacks in JavaScript: Why They Exist
Javascript is a very powerful language not just because if what is can do, but how it actually does the things. One of the core and fundamental concep...
String Polyfills and Common Interview Questions in JavaScript
In Javascript, strings are used everywhere, but many developers do not know how they actually work behind the scenes. When you call a method like .toU...
Map and Set in JavaScript
While working in Javascript, you have mostly worked with objects and arrays. But there are some limitations when used for large data or applying compl...
Template Literals in JavaScript
Before ES6, JavaScript developers used string concatenation with the + operator const name = "Vishal"; const age = 30; const message = "My name is "...
Understanding Object-Oriented Programming in Javascript
Object-oriented programming is a concept of writing code in which we organize everything around objects. An object is a combination of Properties Me...