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The use of ...args and JSON.stringify cleverly eliminates the need for a loop to handle each argument individually: 1) ...args is an array containing all arguments passed to the function. This can handle any number of arguments. 2) JSON.stringify(args) turns this array into a single string that represents all arguments regardless of their number or type. Since all arguments are included in the single string used as a cache key, there's no need to individually process each argument to determine if we've seen this particular combination before.
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what JSON.stringify is doing and how this code is running for all args if no for loop is there? can u explain?
The use of ...args and JSON.stringify cleverly eliminates the need for a loop to handle each argument individually:
1) ...args is an array containing all arguments passed to the function. This can handle any number of arguments.
2) JSON.stringify(args) turns this array into a single string that represents all arguments regardless of their number or type.
Since all arguments are included in the single string used as a cache key, there's no need to individually process each argument to determine if we've seen this particular combination before.