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Very helpful
Good to know. Promises > callbacks
Thanks for the mention. Nice post btw.
Thank you Rahul
YESS . Never use "var" .
Also liked your hoisting explanation. Good job Hrithwik Bharadwaj
I just came here seeing Gilfoyle lmao
Clickbait worked then 🌝
sorry for pointing out mistake again. CLICKBAITHrithwik Bharadwaj
Lmao. I badly need to check before posting Rahul
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
Very well detailed 👍
Thanks for the mention 😊
Thanks Jome
Good one, thanks for sharing!
Welcome sir
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.
Thanks Rachna
if you know types of compared values, you don't need ===
In Javascript the == is very dangerous and should be avoided.
Great read Hrithwik Bharadwaj. Looking forward to reading more from you. 😄
Thank you Mohd Shad Mirza :)
Amazing post! Very cool the way that you deleted the array 😃
Haha thank you
Amazing Article and great examples !
Thanks for noticing the examples. Glad you liked it
Amazing! Thanks for sharing
Welcome
Excellent article. Very helpful.
Thanks @kushagra
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.)