Cheat Sheets our something developers need always for reference. So here I have compiled many JavaScript reference codes. See the classification an...
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Hey, great article! Just one thing the "charAt()" example actually returns an empty space " ", not a "f"
Agreed.
Thank for reading i am happy i have someone to read too.
your
toExponentialandtoPrecisionexamples are broken. If areturnstatement is on a line by itself, it will just return undefined.Beautiful Post.
Check out this Utility JavaScript Library I made that is sure to ease your workflow.
It contains methods and functions that manipulates the DOM, Strings, Numbers, Objects and even Mathematical operations, and other utility functions
Its called ToolJS and can be found on Github and NPM
You can check out this series I posted here on dev.to
Introduction to ToolJS. A JavaScript Utility Library
Nice! I made one for regex alone sometime back:
JavaScript regular expressions cheatsheet and examples
Sundeep ・ Dec 6 '19 ・ 8 min read
Great, thanks!
You have a mistake on your Do While Loop.
It seems like the whole "the 2021" part of the article is missing. I don't want to be rude but all here is like fundamentals of JS and not some bright new features, which could help one in 2021. For that reason I would say the article's title is misleading at best and a clickbait at worst.
Awesome blog post, I already really like the new
includesmethod for Strings and Arrays 🎉Hi. Just wanted to say that the example for getMonth() is using getFullYear().
Thanks for the useful article!
Nice, now make this article into a cheatsheet!
This is great. Thanks for sharing!
I think this is more complete as a reference: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Do while snippet is wrong. In line 2 should be a "do" instead of a "while". Also the condition in last line, "(1 < 100)" makes an infinite loop, it seems it should be "i" instead of "1".
I will steal some of those snippets for my personal cheat sheet ;-) Thank you!
Great article