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In this lesson we'll learn all about JS Closures, closures are an advanced JS function concept. By the end of this lesson you will know exactly what they are, how to create them and why we should use them. 0:00 - Intro/Like and Subscribe! 1:00 - Re-cap on JS Scope 5:00 - What is the Lexical environment? 6:45 - What are JS Closures? 9:14 - Lesson Summary 9:53 - Lesson Tasks 12:17 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson we'll learn all about JS Recursion, a recursive function is a function that calls itself inside the function body, and also stops itself.
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In this lesson let's learn all about higher order functions, we'll understand what they are and look at some examples. 0:00 - Intro - Like and Subscribe 0:52 - What are Higher Order Functions? 1:35 - Example 1 - map() 3:06 - Example 2 - addEventListener() 4:45 - Advantages of Higher Order Functions 5:17 - Lesson Summary 5:57 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson let's learn all about the timing events setTimeout() and setInterval(), as well as the clear methods clearTimeout() and clearInterval(). So, sometimes we want to control when our function is executed after we invoke it for e.g. we may want to invoke a function 3 seconds after the function has been triggered or we might want our function to repeat every second, we'll learn how to do just that in this lesson as we look at timing events. 0:00 - Intro - Like and Subscribe 0:23 - What are JS timing events? 0:53 - setTimeout() 2:56 - clearTimeout() 5:13 - setInterval() 5:59 - clearInterval() 6:35 - Lesson Summary 7:05 - Lesson Tasks 10:56 - Outro/Up Next
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Let's learn all about the Rest Parameter, in this lesson we find out what it is and what it's used for, all with a bunch of examples.
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Let's learn all about the spread operator, we can use the spread operator with arrays, objects, and function calls. In this lesson we'll look at each of them in detail with plenty of examples, we'll then end by looking at some tasks using the spread operator. 0:00 - Intro - Like and Subscribe 0:27 - What is the Spread Operator? 0:49 - Spread with Arrays 7:57 - Spread with Objects 10:27 - Spread with Functions 11:25 - Lesson Summary 11:50 - Lesson Tasks 15:20 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson we learn how to use the destructuring assignment in javascript, destructuring is the process of pulling properites/variable values out of objects and arrays., by the end of this lesson you'll know how to use destructuring. 0:00 - Intro 0:21 - What is Destructuring? 0:50 - Object Destructuring 4:17 - Destructuring Nested Objects 7:00 - Array Destructuring 9:18 - Destructuring Nested Arrays 10:40 - Lesson Summary 11:19 - Lesson Tasks 15:10 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson we'll learn how to use the call, apply and bind methods, as you'll see call, apply and bind allow us to take control of what the 'this' keyword refers to. 0:00 - Intro 0:23 - Quick recap on 'this' 1:06 - Using call 3:20 - Using apply 6:09 - Using bind 8:00 - Lesson Summary 8:39 - Lesson Tasks 11:24 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson we learn all about the 'this' keyword, we'll explore what it is, the different contexts in which it can be used and defined, and of course we'll look at a ton of examples throughout. SUBSCRIBE and hit the BELL NOTIFICATION 🔔: https://goo.gl/nYLZvz 0:00 - Intro 0:43 - Four ways 'this' can be defined 0:59 - 'this' in the global context 3:30 - 'this' in a method 5:00 - 'this' in nested objects 6:43 - 'this' in DOM event handlers 8:13 - Lesson Summary 9:03 - Lesson Tasks 11:55 - Outro and Up Next
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In this lesson we learn all about JavaScript Scope, understanding scope is a really important part of learning JavaScript, in this lesson we'll do a deep dive and cover global scope, local scope, functional scope and block scope, we'll also see how these all relate to the differences between var, let and const. 0:00 - Intro 0:42 - What is Scope? 1:21 - Global Scope 2:35 - Local Scope 7:27 - Functional Scope 9:20 - Block Scope 11:29 - Lesson Summary 12:19 - Lesson Tasks 15:30 - Outro and Up Next
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Let's learn all about the difference between var, let and const. Why do we have three different ways to declare a variable? When is the right time to use either one? In this important lesson we discuss the difference between the different ways to create a variable, and why/when to either use or not use them. 0:00 - Intro 0:20 - The old 'var' keyword 1:37 - Main differences between var, let, const 2:16 - Reassignment 3:38 - Redeclaration 4:34 - Why the change? 5:30 - Lesson Summary 6:02 - Lesson Tasks 8:09 - Outro and Up Next
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Let's learn all about the function return keyword, what is it used for? In this lesson we continue our JS tutorial by looking at the function return keyword and it's use. 0:00 - Intro 0:25 - What is the return keyword? 2:19 - Using multiple returns 4:20 - Lesson Summary 5:07 - Lesson Tasks 8:03 - Outro and what's up next
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In this lesson we're going to learn all about Function Parameters and Arguments, Function parameters and arguments make our functions dynamic, in this lesson we learn all about how to use them, we also take a look at the arguments keyword. 0:00 - Intro 0:29 - What are Parameters and Arguments? 3:29 - Using multiple Parameters 6:23 - Using multiple Arguments 6:56 - The arguments keyword 9:00 - Using Default Parameters 11:42 - Lesson summary 12:40 - Lesson Tasks 15:19 - Outro and up next
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January 21, 2023
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