AAnirbaninmerc-01.hashnode.dev·May 4 · 4 min readHow to use javascript: Part 6An arrow function expression is a compact alternative to a traditional function expression. Arrow functions were introduced in ES6 (2015). The basic syntax for arrow functions is shown here: () => { 00
AAnirbaninmerc-01.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 3 min readHow to use javascript: Part 5What is a function? At its core, a function is a block of organized, reusable code that performs a single, related action. It usually follows this pattern: A simple analogy would be If you are operati00
AAnirbaninmerc-01.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 7 min readHow to use javascript: Part 7In the fourth article, we have seen how arrays can help us store collection data in a single variable. Also, we saw how we can access and modify the data inside the array. Now in this article we will 00
AAnirbaninmerc-01.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 5 min readHow to use javascript: Part 4In the first part of this series, we had a brief look at the datatypes existing within JavaScript. There we had a brief look at the basic primitive datatypes. Now, websites in general deal with data i00
AAnirbaninmerc-01.hashnode.dev·Apr 29 · 5 min readHow to use javascript: Part 3In the previous article, we have seen the operators in JavaScript, which help us to evaluate expressions depending on the type of operations being done. But operators alone will not yield anything mea00
