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JavaScript Arrow Functions Explained for BeginnersIntroduction Sometimes the traditional functions require more syntax than necessary. Example: function add(a, b) { return a + b; } To solve this problem modern JavaScript introduced arrow functions3 min read·shriyanshagarwal.hashnode.devMar 15
JavaScript Variables for Beginners: var, let, const and Data Types ExplainedIntroduction Imagine if you are writing a program manipulating data and you don't have a container to hold the values. How chaotic would it be, everything will have to be static since there is no cont5 min read·shriyanshagarwal.hashnode.devMar 15
JavaScript Arrays Explained: A Beginner’s Guide with ExamplesIntroduction let fruit1 = "Apple"; let fruit2 = "Banana"; let fruit3 = "Mango"; let fruit4 = "Orange"; What can you observe from the above code Too many variables Hard to manage Hard to loop throu4 min read·shriyanshagarwal.hashnode.devMar 15
JavaScript Functions Explained: Function Declarations vs Function ExpressionsWhat Are Functions? A function is a reusable block of code that performs a specific task. Instead of writing the same logic multiple times, we place that logic inside a function and call it whenever w3 min read·shriyanshagarwal.hashnode.devMar 15
