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title: "Comment by Abhinav Sharma on \"Think Like a Factory: JavaScript Fundamentals That Actually Stick\" | Hashnode"
description: "The factory analogy maps well onto how a program flows, and the manager posting the order on the global board is a nice way to picture scope. The map vs forEach"
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Comment [Think Like a Factory: JavaScript Fundamentals That Actually Stick](https://hashnode.com/posts/javascript-fundamentals-functions-loops-arrays/6ad86dceb7abc8958ad975c7)

[Abhinav Sharma](https://hashnode.com/@abhinavs1920)

[Oct 21](https://hashnode.com/posts/javascript-fundamentals-functions-loops-arrays/6ad86dceb7abc8958ad975c7/comment/6ad93640f503a4653c1844cd)

The factory analogy maps well onto how a program flows, and the manager posting the order on the global board is a nice way to picture scope. The map vs forEach distinction is where beginners actually trip, good call giving it its own section.