NNipuninnipunn.hashnode.dev·Mar 15 · 10 min readthis, call, apply, and bind – Notes (The Topic That Made Me Question Everything I Knew About Functions)Okay I'm going to be upfront about something. This topic took me longer to understand than anything else we've covered so far. Not because it's complicated exactly but because this in JavaScript behav00
NNipuninnipunn.hashnode.dev·Mar 15 · 9 min readFunctions in JavaScript – Notes (The Thing That Makes Code Actually Reusable)Okay so we've covered a lot of ground. Variables, data types, operators, control flow, objects, classes, arrays. And honestly functions have been quietly showing up in almost everything we've done – w00
NNipuninnipunn.hashnode.dev·Mar 15 · 8 min readArrays in JavaScript – Notes (Finally a Way to Stop Making 50 Variables)Okay so coming off of objects and classes, today's topic actually feels like a step back to something simpler. Arrays. And I mean that in a good way – sometimes it's nice to take a breath with a topic00
NNipuninnipunn.hashnode.dev·Mar 15 · 9 min readObject-Oriented Programming – Notes (The Part Where Code Finally Starts Feeling Like Real Software)Okay I have to be honest. When my teacher first said "today we're doing Object-Oriented Programming" I panicked a little. The name sounds intimidating. Object-Oriented. Programming. Very official. Ver00
NNipuninnipunn.hashnode.dev·Mar 15 · 7 min readObjects in JavaScript – Notes (This One Actually Changed How I Think About Data)Okay so we've done variables, data types, operators, control flow. Things have been building up slowly and honestly it's starting to feel like pieces of a puzzle coming together. Today's topic is obje00