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7m ago · 4 min read · If you’ve been writing JavaScript, you must have seen cases where we take values out of objects or arrays and assign them to variables. Usually, we do it one by one, which works fine but becomes repet

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The new Keyword in JavaScript

10h ago · 6 min read · f you’ve been writing JavaScript for a bit, you’ve definitely seen the new keyword. At first glance, it feels simple, you write new something and you get an object. But internally, more things are hap

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Understanding Objects in JavaScript

1d ago · 6 min read · Why Objects Exist Imagine storing information about a person using plain variables: const name = "Aarav"; const age = 25; const city = "Mumbai"; This works for one person. But what if you have ten p

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JavaScript Objects Explained: Organizing Data Like a Pro

2d ago · 5 min read · Imagine you're trying to describe your best friend to someone over text. You wouldn't just list random facts in a jumbled pile — "Sarah 22 Boston engineer hiking sushi." That makes no sense. Instead,

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Destructuring in JavaScript

2d ago · 3 min read · “Stop writing repetitive extraction code” When working with objects and arrays, you often need to pull values out. The traditional way works — but becomes repetitive quickly. The Problem: Repetitive

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Understanding Objects in JavaScript

Apr 22 · 4 min read · You know how arrays help you store collections of values and how array methods help you work with that data. But if you look at real-world applications, data is rarely just a list. It usually looks so

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The new Keyword in JavaScript

Apr 13 · 4 min read · In JavaScript the new keywords comes in very few times. When ever you deal with Oops in your codebase, new keyword comes in. But just use this with no proper logic is not fair. So let's understand thi

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Map and Set in JavaScript

Apr 11 · 6 min read · JavaScript provides several ways to store and manage data. Most beginners start with arrays and objects, which are powerful—but not always the best choice for every situation. To solve some limitation

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How Everything is an Object in JavaScript (Prototype Explained)

Apr 10 · 3 min read · If you’ve been learning JavaScript, you’ve probably heard: “Everything in JavaScript is an object” 1. The Real Core Concept: Prototype Chain Let’s start with a simple example: const user1 = {

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Map and Set in JavaScript: A Practical Guide

Apr 9 · 6 min read · Introduction JavaScript gives you objects and arrays out of the box, and for a long time those two were the default answer to almost every data storage problem. Objects for key-value pairs, arrays for

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