I studied Javascript for 1 year or more and never fully understood the Reduce method, just for basic things like sum, but this explanation was monstrous. Thank you Colt Steele
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Another great use case for .reduce() is that you can use it to build up sequences of strings. If you think of code itself as just being a sequence of strings, then it's possible to use reduce to automate writing code. ☺️
Reduce object section (8.04min): A weak comparison is made with the equality (==) operator where the "null" value is seen in the same way as an "undefined" value. If we use the strict equality comparison (===) we see that with "null" we have problems while with undefined we do not. I think it is always a good idea to use strinct equality comparisons instead of weak ones, also to avoid wasting time in debugging. I always follow you when I can Cold ;)
Hello Colt i started your web developer bootcamp and im so exited to do it, i'll tell u when i finish it and try to get a job. pd(i love how you explain all things)
When would you want to use this vs writing your own recursive function? They both act in a similar way and in the data structure course, a lot of the recursion examples were similar to these reduce ones
Hi Colt. I would like to ask for advice on which course is better to explain Java script The Web Developer Bootcamp 2022 or The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2022)?
My question is, why lot of people do not recommend using reduce. I saw lot of articles, even lint configuration when it yells when using reduce. What are your thoughts on this?
Thank you so much Colt! Love your courses on Udemy, you are one of the best teacher I ever encountered, would you consider do some tutorials for PHP? since I would like to be freelancing for website development, wordpress is still widely used... hope I can get some response from you, thanks!
That was the best understanding of an Array method I had in just 10 minutes. Clear and thorough ! Thank you.
I studied Javascript for 1 year or more and never fully understood the Reduce method, just for basic things like sum, but this explanation was monstrous.
Thank you Colt Steele
Excellent explanation! In less than 3 minutes i was able to finally implement a semi-complex use case for reduce with ease. Thank you very much.
Nice learning material as always. I learned sql from you better than from my university classes, and now learning new things in javascript
Hey Colt,
I firmly believe that the name you give your child plays a significant role in their future success. With that in mind, your parents must have really wanted the best for you.
Your new subscriber and fan,
Dick Everhard.
Another great use case for .reduce() is that you can use it to build up sequences of strings. If you think of code itself as just being a sequence of strings, then it's possible to use reduce to automate writing code. ☺️
Thank you for explaining this step by step, its so straight forward and refreshing as always :) 😍
Thanks Colt, your explanation is very clear
Reduce object section (8.04min):
A weak comparison is made with the equality (==) operator where the "null" value is seen in the same way as an "undefined" value.
If we use the strict equality comparison (===) we see that with "null" we have problems while with undefined we do not.
I think it is always a good idea to use strinct equality comparisons instead of weak ones, also to avoid wasting time in debugging.
I always follow you when I can Cold ;)
Colt Steele teaching me new things every day, thanks brother
Hello Colt i started your web developer bootcamp and im so exited to do it, i'll tell u when i finish it and try to get a job.
pd(i love how you explain all things)
When would you want to use this vs writing your own recursive function? They both act in a similar way and in the data structure course, a lot of the recursion examples were similar to these reduce ones
Great video as always! But no extravagant thumbnail?! Colt we were on a roll!
Another great video thanks Colt!
Thank you Colt. Are you going to update your Javascript Course?
Hi Colt. I would like to ask for advice on which course is better to explain Java script The Web Developer Bootcamp 2022 or The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2022)?
YOU ARE THE KING
Another great video, thank you!
Do you plan on remaking the Algorithms and Data Structures course as you did with MySQL ? because that would be great!
My question is, why lot of people do not recommend using reduce. I saw lot of articles, even lint configuration when it yells when using reduce. What are your thoughts on this?
great job sir
Awesome Colt ❤️
Thank you so much Colt! Love your courses on Udemy, you are one of the best teacher I ever encountered, would you consider do some tutorials for PHP? since I would like to be freelancing for website development, wordpress is still widely used... hope I can get some response from you, thanks!
Could you make a video about DTOs in express?
Is second case doing .map() method? We can do the same with .map(), right?
I heard that .reduce() wraps .filter() and . map() methods
Awesome
I was thinking about reduce method abt 20 mints ago and you've just uploaded a vid on it, lol.
Colt podrias poner subtitulos en español?
Never use it, always leads to unclear code unless it's doing something very simple
lol what. Clearly never have worked as a Full Stack Engineer.
@@Darkangel9036 He's a newbie so it's ok. Don't try to be condescending over simple stuff on the internet; it's really not worth it. Bye 👋.
@@Darkangel9036 I am a full stack actually, I prefer to write readable code, unless I'm summing an array of numbers I don't need it