It's a good article. You should avoid saying previous value, because it doesn't actually hold the previous value.
previousValue accumulates all the results, nothing but the squeezing of the array is stored in that. So it is a convention to call it an accumulator or store.
General convention arr.reduce((acc, curr) => {}, initial)👍
I appreciate that. You are definitely right! But, the thing I try to write articles for people with low level English and not to confuse them with puzzling words. Thank you again.
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As a native speaker I found the previous and current more confusing to be honest. Very nice that you can do this sort of thing in JS but I did have to reread your example a couple of times as it didn't sound right to me.
Thank you Michael. Feedback like yours is what keeps me improving. I will take that in consideration when writing my next article which I will publish in a few days.
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It's a good article. You should avoid saying previous value, because it doesn't actually hold the previous value.
previousValue accumulates all the results, nothing but the squeezing of the array is stored in that. So it is a convention to call it an accumulator or store.
General convention
arr.reduce((acc, curr) => {}, initial)👍I appreciate that. You are definitely right! But, the thing I try to write articles for people with low level English and not to confuse them with puzzling words. Thank you again.
As a native speaker I found the previous and current more confusing to be honest. Very nice that you can do this sort of thing in JS but I did have to reread your example a couple of times as it didn't sound right to me.
Thank you Michael. Feedback like yours is what keeps me improving. I will take that in consideration when writing my next article which I will publish in a few days.