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Hrithwik Bharadwaj · 2020-11-17T13:11:37.513Z

If you have recently started learning JavaScript or a beginner I would highly recommend you to read the complete article so that you follow better practises while coding in JavaScript as it's a little different. It's been a few months since I have ...

Nice article! 👏

Btw just adding to the ~~x tip, bitwise operators only work with 32-bit numbers, so if you have a number that could be greater than 2147483647, you'll likely get inaccurate results, and should use Math.floor.

Also an alternative to ~~x is also x | 0 (or 0 | x, x << 0, etc.)

Excellent article. Very helpful.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

Amazing Article and great examples !

Thanks for noticing the examples. Glad you liked it

Amazing post! Very cool the way that you deleted the array 😃

Great read Hrithwik Bharadwaj. Looking forward to reading more from you. 😄

Thank you Mohd Shad Mirza :)

if you know types of compared values, you don't need ===

In Javascript the == is very dangerous and should be avoided.

== vs === in Javascript

Very well explained @hrithwik

I'm new to js not familiar with most of these, but this is really really helpful to refer when needed. Thanks for sharing 👍

Yes indeed. Always attack the fundamentals before starting any concept or language.

Good one, thanks for sharing!

Very well detailed 👍

Thanks for the mention 😊

Good to know. Promises > callbacks

I just came here seeing Gilfoyle lmao

Try installing Grammarly addon. It will irritate you for wrong spelling. Hrithwik Bharadwaj

I have it installed but it acts weirdly on my firefox browser. Sometimes works sonetimes doesn'tRahul

Ah! I agree I also use firefox developer edition max times it works fine. Hrithwik Bharadwaj

YESS . Never use "var" .

Also liked your hoisting explanation. Good job Hrithwik Bharadwaj

Thanks for the mention. Nice post btw.

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