JBJoydeep Banerjeeinjoydeepx.hashnode.dev00Understanding Object-Oriented Programming in JavaScriptMar 13 · 10 min read · In programming, we often deal with things that have both information and behavior. For example, a student has a name, age, and course. A car has a brand, model, and color. At the same time, a student Join discussion
JBJoydeep Banerjeeinjoydeepx.hashnode.dev00The Magic of this, call(), apply(), and bind() in JavaScriptMar 13 · 5 min read · JavaScript has a small word that confuses almost every beginner at some point: this It looks simple, but its behavior can feel unpredictable at first. Sometimes it refers to an object, sometimes to thJoin discussion
JBJoydeep Banerjeeinjoydeepx.hashnode.dev00Understanding Objects in JavaScriptMar 13 · 5 min read · In JavaScript, we often create things that have both data and actions. For example, a student can have a name and age, and also perform an action like showing details. A car can have a brand and colorJoin discussion
JBJoydeep Banerjeeinjoydeepx.hashnode.dev00Javascript Array Methods You Must KnowMar 13 · 6 min read · Arrays are one of the most useful data structures in JavaScript. They allow us to store multiple values in a single variable and work with them easily. But simply storing values in an array is only thJoin discussion
JBJoydeep Banerjeeinjoydeepx.hashnode.dev00JavaScript Arrays 101: A Beginner-Friendly GuideMar 13 · 5 min read · Imagine you are making a list of your favorite fruits. Instead of writing them in separate variables like this: const fruit1 = "Apple"; const fruit2 = "Banana"; const fruit3 = "Mango"; This approach Join discussion
