Javascript Hello Everyone, Welcome to my blog 🙏. I hope you are all safe and that this blog finds you in good health ❤️. In this blog, Let’s know more about JSON.parse() & JSON.stringify() and I hope you enjoy this!! JSON.parse() In simple words, JSON.parse() converts a String to an actual…

Using Javascript — Hello Everyone welcome to my blog 🙏. Hope you are all safe and that this blog finds you in good health ❤️. In this blog, Let's understand some of the interesting snippets that replace the conventional switch with Object Literals which makes your code simple, cleaner and readable. …

J ust to make it more simple, These three work the same and are used for the same purpose i.e to maintain “this” keyword. Okay, now we know that why they are used. But why are three methods require to serve one purpose, isn’t it weird? 🤔 This blog will help you…

As we know that Javascript is synchronous. To achieve async calls we normally use promises, callbacks and other profound techniques. But to understand callbacks in-depth, we need to know how Javascript actually process the code. Key takeaways from this story: Heap, Stack and Queue. How they are associated with the event loop? Heap, Queue and Stack. Heap In Javascript, everything…

Assignment Operator Most Common way to assign a variable to another variable is Assignment Operator (=). But this is one of the dangerous ways when you deal with computing the array of objects. In the ocean of web development, we often come across many manipulations in arrays and objects, which eventually require…

We know that the splice function in JS is used to remove one or more elements starting from any index of a given array. It can also be used to add elements at a particular index. Syntax of Splice array.splice(start[, deleteCount[, item1[, item2[, …]]]]) In general, there are three parameters: …