DPDarshan Pawarindarshan-pawar.hashnode.dev·Jul 1 · 2 min readHow LLMs Work: What Happens After You Enter a Prompt?You know what happen when you send a prompt to an LLM. it process the prompt. How LLM send the response back. When you send the prompt to LLM. LLM break it into small small chunks these chunks called 00
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DPDarshan Pawarindarshan-pawar.hashnode.dev·Mar 26 · 3 min readJavaScript Map & Set — Modern Data Structures ExplainedWhat is a Map? 👉 A Map is a collection of key-value pairs Just like objects, but more powerful Example const user = new Map() user.set("name", "Rohan") user.set("age", 22) console.log(user.get("na00
DPDarshan Pawarindarshan-pawar.hashnode.dev·Mar 26 · 2 min readThe new Keyword in JavaScript — How Objects Are CreatedWhat Does the new Keyword Do? 👉 The new keyword is used to create a new object from a constructor function It automates several steps behind the scenes. Constructor Functions 👉 A constructor functi00
DPDarshan Pawarindarshan-pawar.hashnode.dev·Mar 26 · 2 min readUnderstanding this in JavaScript — Who is Calling?What Does this Represent? 👉 In JavaScript, this refers to: The object that is calling the function Think of it like:📞 “Who is calling me right now?” this in Global Context 👉 In the global scope:00
