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Unpacking Confusing JavaScript

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Unpacking Confusing JavaScript

Introduction There are three methods on the Promise.prototype object which are mentioned below: Promise.prototype.then() Promise.prototype.catch() Promise.prototype.finally() Each of the above mentioned method returns a new promise. This allows ...

A deep understanding of javascript promises is essential to writing modern asynchronous javascript code that is free from subtle bugs and works as intended. In this article, we will go over some common promise-related anti-patterns that should be avo...

Introduction With the introduction of ES2015, Javascript introduced the class syntax that uses traditional prototypal inheritance under the hood but provides a more robust and declarative way of writing object-oriented code. When working with inheri...

As software developers, to start working on a new or an existing project, we need to setup a development environment. Setting up development environment includes downloading, installing, configuring the required dependencies needed to run our project...

Type Coercion can be defined as implicit conversion of one type of value into another type of value. Javascript coerces one type of value into another when it sees a value of one data type in a context where it expected a value of a different data ty...

Note: Before you read this article, i suggest you to read: How Closures Work in Javascript. Reading that article will give you the background knowledge you need to understand this article. "Closures in Loop" problem is a familiar problem among javasc...

Closures are a powerful concept and mastering them is essential to understanding the javascript language. Having said that, closures are one of the most confusing concept in javascript and it can take some time and experience to understand how closur...

Variables declared with var are hoisted, i.e. variable declared with var can be used before it is declared. age = 20; var age; console.log(age); // 20 In the above code example, we were able to use the variable age before it was declared. This...
