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1. Object Methods
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Javascript Object methods🔥⬇️
This are some very important topics of Javascript in my opinion and I want to help you understand them better😁
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16:12 PM - 11 Nov 2020
2. Recursion Function
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Javascript recursion function‼️⬇️
When a function calls itself. That’s called recursion
Recursion is a better of writing loops in my opinion🔥
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16:00 PM - 12 Nov 2020
3. .slice()
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Javascript strings tip‼️⬇️
If you want to select only a part of the string the .slice() method will help you a lot🔥
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12:00 PM - 20 Nov 2020
4. Async and await
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Async and await explained in Javascript‼️⬇️
I spent a few hours trying to understand this concepts and here I made a summary of all the resources I used🔥
Hope this helps😆
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11:40 AM - 23 Nov 2020
5. Proxy
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Proxy explained in #javascript ⬇️
A Proxy object wraps another object does operations, like reading/writing properties transparently allowing the object to handle them🧑💻
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12:30 PM - 26 Nov 2020
6. Basic DOM terms and concepts
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Basic DOM terms and concepts in Javascript⬇️
These are the terms you need to know in order to understand how the DOM really works🔥
Take your time to understand them because it will help you down the road
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16:30 PM - 26 Nov 2020
7. To-Do list code
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Vlad Pasca@vladpasca5
The #javascript code from my task list project⬇️
This is just a basic task list but you can try building it if you are just starting out learning the DOM🔥
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12:22 PM - 27 Nov 2020
8. How to hide a text using DOM events
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Vlad Pasca@vladpasca5
How to hide a text using DOM events⬇️
This is a very simple solution you can use if you want to hide a text when you (or the user) press a button
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12:38 PM - 02 Dec 2020
9. How to create and use a class
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Vlad Pasca@vladpasca5
How to create and use a class in #javascript ⬇️
"In OOP, a class is an extensible program-code-template for creating objects, providing initial values for state and implementations of behavior" - Wikipedia
#CodeNewbie02:30 AM - 09 Jan 2021
10. How to select a character from a string
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Vlad Pasca@vladpasca5
How to select a character from a string using #javascript ⬇️
I didn't knew about this concept for a while and I was hard for me to solve this problem🤯
Now it is a lot easier🔥
06:00 AM - 10 Jan 2021
11. How to check if an object belongs to a class
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01:33 AM - 12 Jan 2021
12. Prototypes methods
13. How to import everything from a file
14. Destructuring
15. How you can use constructors and the this. keyword
16. How to use Prototypes
17. Everything you need to know about Modules
18. Why you should use Static Classes over Prototypes
19. How to find the lowest/highest number from an array
20. How to use .map() array method
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Javascript tip💡
How to use .Map() array method👇
The map() method creates a new array with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array.
So we can create a function and by using .map() we call that function for every element of the array.08:00 AM - 01 Feb 2021
21. How to use .sort() method
22. Arrow functions explained
23. How to use instanceof
24. How create a regular expression
25. exec() regex function explained
26. test() regex function explained
27. match() regex function explained
28. search() regex function explained
29. replace() regex function explained
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Top comments (4)
The example for number 2 (recursion) is the same as for number 1. Not sure if joke or mistake...
no, thats a mistake, thanks for leetting me know
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