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when i stuck in work i used to go with your videos. Mostly i got the answers to all of my question till now. As i observed i wanted to highlight small thing that initially you have declared total variable inside the function and you told the reason that we can't add in that way and you have removed then pass it as param right ? i hope we can write like below: function recursiveFun(n){ let total = 0; if(n==0) return 0; return total+n+recursiveFun(n-1) } This one also returns same output. Your way also right, but functional scope variable doesn't make any load and it would be better instead param pass. Thanks and very helpful your videos.

This is called basic concept explanation ......you are not like the other youtubers who covered only the theory

In Angular, interceptors are classes that implement the HttpInterceptor interface. They can be used to perform various tasks related to HTTP requests and responses, such as: Adding headers: Interceptors can be used to add custom headers to all HTTP requests. This can be useful for setting authentication headers or tracking requests across multiple applications. Handling errors: Interceptors can be used to handle errors that occur during HTTP requests. This can be useful for logging errors or retrying failed requests. Modifying the request or response data: Interceptors can be used to modify the request or response data before it is sent to or received from the server. This can be useful for transforming data into a different format or for adding additional information to the request or response. Logging: Interceptors can be used to log all HTTP requests and responses. This can be useful for debugging applications or for tracking the performance of applications. Authentication: Interceptors can be used to add authentication headers to all HTTP requests. This can be useful for ensuring that all requests are made with the correct credentials. Some benefits of using HTTP Interceptors in Angular include: Testability and reusability: Interceptors can be easily tested and reused in different applications. Centralized code for cross-cutting concerns: Interceptors can be used to centralize code for cross-cutting concerns, such as authentication and logging.

ERROR - useEffect hook expects a function as its argument, not a Promise or async function

If we did any changes in the component then sometimes we call ngoninit() so then how can I Sayed it called only once

very well explained

Hii Mam, Really Nice Explanation. Can you please make a video on readonly property to radio buttons in angular? How we can apply readonly behaviour on radio buttons?

Good and simple explanation

Good job dear🙌

But react also do server side rendering using functional components.

So easy to follow and understand, thanks!

First thing is there is no parameter being passed in UseEffect ...so this UseEffect keeps executing continuously and also doing a setstate in UseEffect throws error for using setstate inside useeffect

greate ...

It's really nice and very easy explaination and very under-rated video i think, last part is little complex but new things to learn.

great explanation......

when I refresh the Cart page, the added carts are removed. How to fix it mam?

Madam node js video please

Thank You so much ma'am, you are really very good teacher.

helpful

Great tutorial...🎉

Fabulous tutorial, do you have the url to the codebase by chance?

wow wow wow so beautiful so elegant just explening like a wow..

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when to use null or this in call apply and bind method can you clear it plz

Superb Excellent

Excellent simple Explanation .

const curry = (fn) => { console.log(fn.length); return (curried = (...args) => { console.log(fn.length); if (fn.length !== args.length) { return curried.bind(null, ...args); } return fn(...args); }); }; const total = (x, y, z) => x + y + z; const curriedTotal = curry(total); console.log(curriedTotal(10)(20)(30)); can you explain it with detail what is null doing in thi s return curried .bind(null,...args) plz

it's amazing!! thank you so much. I tried many videos before to learn redux toolkit but found it difficult, but you have made it easier. keep going.

wish u a very happy birthday 🎂

Very well explained. Thank you!

Mam please make a video on redux toolkit RTK query 🙏

Best video for beginner level...

Thank you for providing such a clear and easy-to-understand explanation.

seen lots of use Reducer videos but you have explained everything in detail 😍😍

Can you please add some questions related to machine coding rounds for frontend dev...that may helpful for us 😮 and also pls explain, like what interviewer mainly focusing on

Amazing tutorial! Thanks for this content!

just loved your explanation can you share all code so we can use it as note before intrerview

Watching in 2024 100% worth video

They fail because they(interviewer) asked stupid questions Imagine React is 100% and 60% of them you need to use daily basis and most of case Or 40% you didn't even hear or you don't even use in production. And they asked questions from the 40% -_- Common we are human. How many things you want us to remember

Mam please make one video on redux toolkit RTK query..and the new react router dom using cratebrowserRouter method...

Did you get to making the usecallback video?

A few things i would suggest -- provide the github code, it becomes easier to follow along also if there is an error while coding along the viewer can refer the github code. Also try to be descriptive with the title of the video short but catchy like the what kind of project eg. Shopping App using React-Redux and Routerv6. The tutorial is simple and easy to follow and is really good, that is why i took the time to tell you about my opinion. Thanks for the video.

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Hi Nisha, have you left Angular, how's the market for Angular,and how will be

Cool! Reall a good tutorial🤩

thanks sis💪🏻💯 i was struggling to understand deep vs shallow copy and watched many yt videos but you made it easy for me and now i understand it you're a lifesaver fr fr👌✨

Thank you so muchhh I got the ans for what I'm looking for...

You explained this so well. Thank you!

I was back again after 8 months and let me tell all that this is the BEST video where I found everything in structured manner. No confusion in understanding and learning this things in one shot.. Thanks Nisha, keep it up with good videos