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Sorry, am asking to many questions... why is the name of the function u are using called function log(){}.... I thought log() is a predefined function for the console.... it confusing if it's a function declaration like this function log(){}
the THIS keyword always refer to an object that is invoking the function or method in a TRADITIONAL FUNCTION..... Why are u using the ARROW FUNCTION HERE? I know that the ARROW function is short with implicit return... but it doesn't always point to the Object invoking it....Pls Are u making video to explain the use of arrow function in an event, loop or nested function?
🚨 Big Announcement! 🚨
Hey everyone! I've made a big decision for this channel-I've turned off ads on all my videos! That's right, you can now enjoy all my content ad-free! This means I'm earning $0 from ad revenue, but I believe this is the right move to make your viewing experience better.
If you find my content valuable and want to support my work, there are several ways you can help:
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your videos are so helpful you teach in a way that makes it easy to understand
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Great content - Thank you so much. May I ask you what software you using to display code in your videos?
great. From Bangladesh
Thanks
Could u include this topic also Map
Yeah see next video from the list.
Sorry, am asking to many questions... why is the name of the function u are using called function log(){}.... I thought log() is a predefined function for the console.... it confusing if it's a function declaration like this function log(){}
Log he use in the function is just a name he choose. You could use any other name for the function. You can called "text" or any name.
I have a problem about understanding a regular expression. If you make a full video about it in your own special way, I will be grateful
I will definitely do a tutorial about reg exps.
@@CodeExplained thanks that would be greatly appreciated
the THIS keyword always refer to an object that is invoking the function or method in a TRADITIONAL FUNCTION..... Why are u using the ARROW FUNCTION HERE? I know that the ARROW function is short with implicit return... but it doesn't always point to the Object invoking it....Pls Are u making video to explain the use of arrow function in an event, loop or nested function?