For filtering like this,
let admitted = students.filter(function(student){ return student.gpa > 3.2 && student.sat > 1900; })
i would use arrow functions new in ECMAScript 6.
then this becomes
let admitted = students.filter(student => student.gpa > 3.2 && student.sat > 1900 })
Other than that, I liked your post.
Yeah, it is always tough for me to decide which version to use, maybe I just need to start including the second version in comments :)
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For filtering like this,
let admitted = students.filter(function(student){ return student.gpa > 3.2 && student.sat > 1900; })i would use arrow functions new in ECMAScript 6.
then this becomes
Other than that, I liked your post.
Yeah, it is always tough for me to decide which version to use, maybe I just need to start including the second version in comments :)