great!

you explain things so well. thanks for this playlist, super helpful.

Nice one. Conceptually string are an array of "things" where each "thing" contains a character

Please consider embracing dark mode. Great tutorials. I just have to wear sun glasses. I look super cool when I watch your videos. 😎

Welcome back my friend. Best JS videos on KZbin,

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Great video thank you

What would be the purpose of using the constructor method, with the 'new' keyword, if the primative method is just as useful?

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I wonder in what cases it might be necessary to create object versions of primitives. Time spent experimenting in the console is worthwhile to consolidate understanding of this as, in addition to primitives versus objects, other factors come into play when comparing variables - equality versus strict equality, coercion, and the fact that the object methods (valueOf, toString, toUpperCase etc.) return literals, not objects... const numOb = new Number(4); numOb === 4; // false numOb == 4; // true numOb == "4" // true numOb === "4" // false numOb.valueOf() == 4 // true numOb.valueOf() == "4" // true numOb.valueOf() === 4 // true numOb.valueOf() === "4" // false numOb.toString() == "4"; // true numOb.toString() == 4; // true numOb.toString() === "4"; // true numOb.toString() === 4; // false

Glad you are here again Steven.

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I was really stuck on this, and this video helped me so much. Thanks, man!

isn't that the rest operator on line 4?

still i have a problem : Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier 'assert' (can you help???)

Thanks a ton 🤘👍

Make the condition to check all uppercase just for the last part of the tertiary expression. You’re repeating statements unnecessary.

One of the important things to note about closures that they lead to memory leakage.

Thanks for explaining it in a simple but straightforward manner 🍻

I was looking for this solution from past 2 days. Thank you sir.

Amazing explanation! Thank you a lot!❤

Excellent explication

When new videos will come out with dark theme code editor? 😅

Great! So simple.

This is the best explanation of bind on youtube.

this is still giving cors error

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Years after years teaching us Javascript, thank you thank you thank you. You are the best!

Sir, I'm just starting out with Web Dev, and your content is so helpful. I really appreciate it!

Hi sir, are u magician? You are the best, really. Thank you very much!

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Does it works with an XML file which is 5600 pages long ? And being loader from a website?

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Great teaching

Clear explanation! The n appended to the end of the bigInt was very confusing before watching this.

Why there is [ ] in line 26 because you are declaring variable where JS doesn’t not accept (.) since that was destructuring and if you keep just person after …acc, person you will get the only the last obj from the main array because it assumes person as property so it will override its value and reflects the last obj. So [ ] is the solution to get the names or you can add one more parameter in the reduce callback function so access index and use it instead of names to include duplicated names if any in the final result.

Great content! But I have a doubt. Is a function expression an executable statement? Can you please elaborate on this? Thanks in advance.

Great explanation going to see all available videos on your channel. Thanks

Very helpful thank you +1 Sub

declare using const where you can.

Hey, it's amazing. but could you also explain or upload a video (or provide learning links for now at least) of how to tooltip in a loop if there are many? and how to create a tooltip in data visualizations, especially in a line chart?

Simple and Stright to the point. Thank you.

Sir, I am subscribed to your KZbin channel. It's been a while since I have not received a notification about new videos. Could you make videos about ES6+, and/or TS, please?

Still good video this 2024

nice, I needed this visual representation

In your example, you could also use a closure inside the Greeting2 by using the 'greet' parameter instead of 'this.greeting'. Otherwise great introduction, keep up the good work.

God bless you, sir. You're one of the few finest KZbin instructors on JavaScript, including Kyle from WebDev Simplified and Professor Steve Griffith.

Thank you this was crystal clear 😍

great vid