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VTVisshnnu Tejaainvt-blogs.hashnode.dev00Callbacks in Javascript - Why they existApr 24 · 3 min read · In Javascript, functions are first class citizens, this means you can treat a function just like a variable You can assign it to a value, move it around, and most importantly - pass it as an argumentJoin discussion
VTVisshnnu Tejaainvt-blogs.hashnode.dev00Template Literals in JavaScriptApr 24 · 2 min read · If you ever looked at a block of javascript and felt dizzy from a sea of plus signs (+) and mis matched quotes, you are not alone, Template Literals will solve this problem. The Concentration NightmarJoin discussion
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