I wish more people would explain code like you. Very good explanations and analogies. It's super easy to understand. I feel like you covered all possible confusions that people might have, that others don't even think of.
love the pokemon reference. ill sub just cus of that. thank u, im still so confused over all this but you helped me a good bit along the way. well explained :)
you just explained how it is done. but the important thing to know is why is it done this way? wrapping a function using another function, why? what r the benefits? it seems extra useless step.
so that you can execute code within code. also, the code can be modified and changed to whatever you want because it is being passed in. instead of hard coding it you just pass it in.
I wish more people would explain code like you. Very good explanations and analogies. It's super easy to understand. I feel like you covered all possible confusions that people might have, that others don't even think of.
+1 subscriber, There is no way to make a simpler explanation. Thank you so much.
No prob. Sweet name lol
I'm mad I didn't find your channel sooner. God tier instructor... thank you!!!
good lord, all I had needed was the explanation of func vs func(). It all makes sense now, thanks!
Wow 👏.. You've just simplified everything to my understanding. I'm your new subscriber.
You just gained a subscriber!! Thanks for teaching!
love the pokemon reference. ill sub just cus of that. thank u, im still so confused over all this but you helped me a good bit along the way. well explained :)
You, sir, now have a new subscriber. Great lesson, thank you!
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Awesome!!! Thank you for making this video!!! :)
Awesome explanation! Thank you very much! The explanation with the return()() helped me a lot :D
Haha you make these video’s entertaining and educational 👍
I notice when I say something crazy in the beginning the watch time goes up Lmao
@@TeddySmithDev yea man I think you are onto something. Lol. Then I learn about roided out function passing to another function. Pretty cool haha
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I love you for this bro.
Thank you so much ! ❤
this actually made it more confusing
nvm it actually makes sense now lol
I real life laughed lol
The life of a developer basically
you just explained how it is done. but the important thing to know is why is it done this way? wrapping a function using another function, why? what r the benefits?
it seems extra useless step.
so that you can execute code within code. also, the code can be modified and changed to whatever you want because it is being passed in. instead of hard coding it you just pass it in.
Partial application
G0D approves