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There are new things to learn about JavaScript every day. The "print numbers from 1-5" interview question had me wondering how & why is it a thing.
Indeed there's always something new to learn, everyone out there has their own way of explaining things.
Also, I love that knowledge is free <3
This was a nice wrap up reminder.
And I am always surprised how arrow functions get longer (like on your first line) than the normal one π
It can be shorter in case of no need for writing βreturnβ like:
Thanks for the joyful read.
Thank you sir for the suggestions.
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Nice recap, thanks for sharing ππ»
Why you didn't used setInterval instead of setTimeout?
They both have different functionalities, and to show asynchronus code I used setTimeout( ),
setInterval repeats the code for the specific number of times till its stopped.
Nice
This is an excellent article! Thank you. Suitable for recapitulation and beginners.
Well written for beginner friendly.
Great article to help a beginner like myself!!
It's a valuable resource for beginners and a helpful refresher for experienced developers. Well-structured and practical. πππ