// callback = a function that is passed as an argument // to another function. // used to handle asynchronous operations: // 1. Reading a file // 2. Network requests // 3. Interacting with databases // "Hey, when you're done, call this next." hello(goodbye); function hello(callback){ console.log("Hello!"); callback(); } function goodbye(){ console.log("Goodbye!"); }
Anytime I'm learning something new and struggling, I watch a BroCode video and walk away totally getting it. I LOVE how everything is clear and concise and not a lot of needless rambling.
exactly always got me lost when other youtubers keep on repeating something like, we put another function inside a function as a paramether and in the function block we call back to the function a callback function, that is why it is called a callback function. And then they continue on giving an example of either a function with another function as parameter, or array functions console logging the elements when iterating through the elements. Like why would console log be a callback function, they never explain, This video explains everything to me. Thanks!!!
Finally, I understood this. The concept was very confusing when others tried to explain it, and this video made it very simple to understand. Thank you for breaking it down.
Simple explanation, however I found the example of setTimeout to be open to misinterpretation or a little misleading. If we invoke the callback goodbye after a setTimeout function, the callback would still be logged first. I think due to setTimeout using a callback itself which interacts with the event loop and event queue.
Thank You so much before this video I was not able to understand this concept , I am now able to understand better .... Pls provide more such informative videos like this... ❤
One thing I believe could have been clarified is that callback() does not actually WAIT for the line of code above it to be done. If the line above is asynch, it will call callback() first.
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Hi, okay, I want to congratulate you for this incredible work, where you share your knowledge. I want to ask a question about how I render the results of the code in the console, so I know how to do it with HTML
Add the relevant script tag in your HTML file and set the src to your javascript file, then go live from your vs code, then navigate to your console in your browser, you will see the changes rendered as you code.
So what's the difference between using a function as callback and just calling the function from inside the one which will take some time to finish? Wouldn't this accomplish the same thing? Thanks for the video!
Both works same in most of the cases but there are some points to be consider: 1 ) callback program flow is more controllable 2 ) asynchronous operation execution for e.g in video goodbye is executing later if we write normal hello function and call goodbye function in hello function and after calling goodbye function write another code then if goodbye function takes time to execute then other code after goodbye call will also has time delay . which is not happen in call back case . HOPE THIS HELP : )
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// callback = a function that is passed as an argument
// to another function.
// used to handle asynchronous operations:
// 1. Reading a file
// 2. Network requests
// 3. Interacting with databases
// "Hey, when you're done, call this next."
hello(goodbye);
function hello(callback){
console.log("Hello!");
callback();
}
function goodbye(){
console.log("Goodbye!");
}
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Anytime I'm learning something new and struggling, I watch a BroCode video and walk away totally getting it. I LOVE how everything is clear and concise and not a lot of needless rambling.
I love the way you explain. Those other youtubers had me lost.
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exactly always got me lost when other youtubers keep on repeating something like, we put another function inside a function as a paramether and in the function block we call back to the function a callback function, that is why it is called a callback function. And then they continue on giving an example of either a function with another function as parameter, or array functions console logging the elements when iterating through the elements. Like why would console log be a callback function, they never explain, This video explains everything to me. Thanks!!!
Honestly callbacks really left me confused. This is by far the best explanation I’ve watched. Tysm ❤
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Finally, I understood this. The concept was very confusing when others tried to explain it, and this video made it very simple to understand. Thank you for breaking it down.
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Simple explanation, however I found the example of setTimeout to be open to misinterpretation or a little misleading.
If we invoke the callback goodbye after a setTimeout function, the callback would still be logged first. I think due to setTimeout using a callback itself which interacts with the event loop and event queue.
Your videos helped me understand JS although i have already watched a lot of videos on JS. Thanks Bro!
And i finally understand. Greetings from Ireland x
Thank You so much before this video I was not able to understand this concept , I am now able to understand better .... Pls provide more such informative videos like this... ❤
Thank you so much for making it so simple and understandable ❤
One thing I believe could have been clarified is that callback() does not actually WAIT for the line of code above it to be done. If the line above is asynch, it will call callback() first.
liked the way u explained things so simple and clear keep posting
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the profile pic is on spot. you're a giga chad for this vid, i needed someone else to explain this to me cuz i could not understand it from my teacher, thx.
This was very helpful mate. Thanks! Appreciate your work.
Thanks for explaining callback function.
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if you had explained it using the setTimeout function itself it would have been much easier to understand i think , but thankyou.
What do you know about promises? Would be interesting to see something about it!
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Hi, okay, I want to congratulate you for this incredible work, where you share your knowledge. I want to ask a question about how I render the results of the code in the console, so I know how to do it with HTML
Add the relevant script tag in your HTML file and set the src to your javascript file, then go live from your vs code, then navigate to your console in your browser, you will see the changes rendered as you code.
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So what's the difference between using a function as callback and just calling the function from inside the one which will take some time to finish?
Wouldn't this accomplish the same thing?
Thanks for the video!
I have the same question or is that even a callback function too?
Both works same in most of the cases but there are some points to be consider:
1 ) callback program flow is more controllable
2 ) asynchronous operation execution for e.g in video goodbye is executing later if we write normal hello function and call goodbye function in hello function and after calling goodbye function write another code then if goodbye function takes time to execute then other code after goodbye call will also has time delay . which is not happen in call back case .
HOPE THIS HELP : )
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But if you use the setTimeout, then even with callback, bye is displayed first.....what's happening here?
i think setTimeout will run only after callback is done, this is 3 mo idk if it helps still
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This callback function seems complicated.
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Thanks Bro!