I am thrilled to share my knowledge here with this crash course. Looking into the positive responses even after a week of publishing is very motivating. I will make more such and share them with the larger developer community. Keep learning, my friends. 🤝
🪄I'm in super fast paced JS course rn /it gave us identical content in 4 hours/ I was lost no one else in the class will ask questions- so frustrating. I coded along with VSC and took pauses and back skips= life is better!/ SUCH a thoughtful and WONDERFUL teacher! THANK YOU! I will definitely be back 🔮🪄
tapasadhikary's "How to take this course?" is basically the most important aspect of this video that can apply for most tutorials out there. you really can't consume content in one sitting and it shouldn't be a shame to repeat the topics and rewatch them. Don't move on unless you feel you have a full grasp.
It is wonderful to even major on this topics function. This will help a lots of new developers. I know how long it takes me to understand function, had it been that i saw this video earlier, my life would have been better with out stress. Thank you sir for this video and God bless you.
you are explaining the things very well but is it possible to make this kind of video about functions with real logical operations where you show us how the functions work with real jogic instead of a,b or x,y etc Thanks in advance!
This video was incredibly helpful. You did an outstanding job teaching these concepts in a way that was easier to understand. I learned so much. Thank you, Tapas!
sir , i am try to learning js since a long time for this reason i have seen many more videos but your pronunciation and teaching ability is so meaningful.thanks sir , thanks a lot
I hit my first hurdle straight away. It was around the 18:00 mark on parameters. It wasn't the explanation that threw me off, it was naming the parameter (param) . It made no sense to me. When I wrote it out for myself I put "hello world" where the code was called and changed the parameter name to welcomeMessage This made more sense to me as I could tell what it was calling. During the example given I watched it more than 5 times before I tried rewriting it and I couldn't grasp what the code was trying to do. Great video so far, not knocking the example, just my brain couldn't comprehend it :)
In the function, () is referred to as the parameter, meaning, that area will set the tone, or element, for what you want returned. When you console.log, you'll pass the argument here(), after you call console.log. He was naming it param, just for us. You can name that anything. You could name it message, so when you post "hello world", that's the message. in the parameter(), in the function, you can add multiple parameters, for many arguments.
const count = 100; is a statement and not an expression. This statement contains an expression, which is the 100 part, but the whole thing is a statement. Another example would be let x = z + 50; , here the whole thing is a statement and the z + 50 is the expression part. Statements can contain expressions and are parts of code that can stand on their own. From the other side expressions in general can not, so z + 50(expression) is not valid syntax. The general definition of an expression is a part of code that evaluates to a value, so when you are doing let x = function { ... }; the whole thing is not an expression, but rather the function { ... } part is an expression since it evaluates a value, which is then assigned to x. Again the whole thing x = function { ... }; is a statement.
While defining a function I could notice in the { return was used and console.log was used } and they performed the same action. Is there any different in them? Do they perform the same action whole involving the code?
Ow Tapas Sir❤!! You are one of my awesome mentors, your motivations and innovating way to break code and their explanations always inspired students like me, im really grateful to got a mentor like you Sir, Thank you Sir to make us proud and educate us ❤❤❤❤❤
could you help find the problem function onePiece (lwazi, sanele){ lwazi == ('masterpiece') sanele = (prompt('enter password')) if (sanele = lwazi) return (function travelTime(distance, speed) { distance = (prompt('how many kilometers are you traveling?')) speed = (prompt('how many km/h will you be going?')) answer = (distance / speed) answer2 = Math.floor(answer) remainder = answer * 60 % 60 remainder2 = Math.round(remainder) return `it will take ${answer2} hours and ${remainder2} minutes to get there` }) else console.log('incorrect password') } console.log(onePiece())
Friend, in otherwords I'm poor. Thankyou, you are Universal best Teacher. Unfortunately I will be disconnected. It's happening for external reasons. Regardless, teach me the complete steps to creating an App.. Simple question, but not. Your My Mentor. I Never had a Mentor, especially by luck.
Great job with the course tapasadhikary! 🚀If anyone’s looking for more JavaScript tutorials, we’ve released JS logging in Winston and Pino to help the community too 💪
I am thrilled to share my knowledge here with this crash course. Looking into the positive responses even after a week of publishing is very motivating. I will make more such and share them with the larger developer community. Keep learning, my friends. 🤝
do you have a youtub channel
@@laliankeesb9799 yes! It is @tapasadhikary
Such a fantastic course Tapas Da. Eto kichu chilo JS function a jantam e na . Love from S24Pgs❤. Thank You dada. Also subscribed your channel.
@@_schemaki_ thanks a lot, vai ❤️💛❤️
1:05:44 what’s the link to this video and the video of closures?
Many hindrances have been solved by only watching a flawless video created via a professional teacher . thank you sir
I just started learning JavaScript… this is far better than the bootcamp I paid for
100%
I cannot emphasize how jedi your teaching style is. You make inconveniently misunderstood, simple/complex concepts conveniently understood.
🪄I'm in super fast paced JS course rn /it gave us identical content in 4 hours/ I was lost no one else in the class will ask questions- so frustrating. I coded along with VSC and took pauses and back skips= life is better!/ SUCH a thoughtful and WONDERFUL teacher! THANK YOU! I will definitely be back 🔮🪄
Thank you, sir, for generously sharing your knowledge about JS functions. Your clear and thorough explanations have resolved many of my doubts.🙏
tapasadhikary's "How to take this course?" is basically the most important aspect of this video that can apply for most tutorials out there. you really can't consume content in one sitting and it shouldn't be a shame to repeat the topics and rewatch them. Don't move on unless you feel you have a full grasp.
It is wonderful to even major on this topics function. This will help a lots of new developers. I know how long it takes me to understand function, had it been that i saw this video earlier, my life would have been better with out stress. Thank you sir for this video and God bless you.
Truly a gem of teaching.
Important topics explained in simple and cleaner way, great work👍
you are explaining the things very well but is it possible to make this kind of video about functions with real logical operations where you show us how the functions work with real jogic instead of a,b or x,y etc Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much. This is awesome. It gives me confidence understanding JavaScript fundamentally.. I love the way you teach!
This was an awesome video. Tapas way of explaining the concept using simple example is very effective. Thank you for creating this course.
This video was incredibly helpful. You did an outstanding job teaching these concepts in a way that was easier to understand. I learned so much. Thank you, Tapas!
sir , i am try to learning js since a long time for this reason i have seen many more videos but your pronunciation and teaching ability is so meaningful.thanks sir , thanks a lot
This is the best teacher on TH-cam (for me)
Thank you very much! I love the way you teach.
Lovely! Thank you for the visuals and seriously: explaining Recursion with Fetching Water is the best idea ever! Simple and effective :)
Thanks!
I hit my first hurdle straight away. It was around the 18:00 mark on parameters. It wasn't the explanation that threw me off, it was naming the parameter (param) . It made no sense to me. When I wrote it out for myself I put "hello world" where the code was called and changed the parameter name to welcomeMessage This made more sense to me as I could tell what it was calling. During the example given I watched it more than 5 times before I tried rewriting it and I couldn't grasp what the code was trying to do. Great video so far, not knocking the example, just my brain couldn't comprehend it :)
In the function, () is referred to as the parameter, meaning, that area will set the tone, or element, for what you want returned. When you console.log, you'll pass the argument here(), after you call console.log. He was naming it param, just for us. You can name that anything. You could name it message, so when you post "hello world", that's the message. in the parameter(), in the function, you can add multiple parameters, for many arguments.
Learn kind of function in javascript is good and improving our skills.
দাদা অনেক সুন্দর explain হয়েছে। realy it was awesome.
Y'all doing some VoodOo reading our minds!
@@feedbrains8979 Wow.. Really? Didn't know that.. That's a new info, thanks!
Bro for real I just got off because I was frustrated and then I see this
Let all curses and witchcraft be broken BY THE POWER OF JESUS CHRIST IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST ☦️💗👑
AMEN AND AMEN 🙏
@@angelicagabrieli7169 Lol..
I loved the way you explained arrow functions. Too easy. You Sir are a legend!
A wonderful video .I was struggling and I found you.best wishes
Very lucid explanation, i understood the concept entirely, my rating on this topic for this video is 4.98/5 🌟
excellent video. Your explanations are easy to follow and are superior to that of my course provider
just amazing Tapasa!!! this tutorial way helpful again thank you
Where are the promised links to your other courses going into more detail on specific topics? Thanks for a great introduction to functions.
just started learning js and jquery, thank you for this!
Thank you
Great Explanation sir and easy understandable.
Thank You Very Much Sir
learned a lot
this is awesome! thank you so much i needed this
Superb!!!! Boss! I purchased You and Sumit Boss's React -Nextjs course.
Another honest Bangladeshi guy. Hats off ❤
Thank you Tapas! This is an amazing video, great explanation! Learning a lot from all your videos.
Aweeeesome video. I really love this video explanation. I'm so Thankful!
@tapasadhikary Thank you for such a well done, thorough video. I will be watching all the videos you mentioned in this one for a deeper dive.
I paused the video just to say THANK YOU for this awesome tutorial.
Very well explained.
Thank you so much I’ve learned a lot from this content.
const count = 100; is a statement and not an expression. This statement contains an expression, which is the 100 part, but the whole thing is a statement. Another example would be let x = z + 50; , here the whole thing is a statement and the z + 50 is the expression part. Statements can contain expressions and are parts of code that can stand on their own. From the other side expressions in general can not, so z + 50(expression) is not valid syntax.
The general definition of an expression is a part of code that evaluates to a value, so when you are doing let x = function { ... }; the whole thing is not an expression, but rather the function { ... } part is an expression since it evaluates a value, which is then assigned to x. Again the whole thing x = function { ... }; is a statement.
leaving my gratitude from Bangladesh. take love Tapas bhai
You are a gem of a teacher. I have been watching you for a couple of months. Keep going on bhai
You explained Very well sir thankyou for your knowledge.. guruji ❤
thank you my friend, i'm from brazil. this is content is very very important for me;
While defining a function I could notice in the {
return was used and console.log was used
} and they performed the same action. Is there any different in them? Do they perform the same action whole involving the code?
thank you so much that helped me a lot.
When you set the Outer function to 10 and then the outerReturn to 2 did that identify the inner function param as y=2?
Hi Tapas... than you for providing this free crash course. Could you please share the Github link? I don't see any Github link in the description.
An excellent video about javascript functions
the bangla version of this video would be very helpful to us❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Sir, I appreciate your time and effort!!! BRAVO
Ow Tapas Sir❤!! You are one of my awesome mentors, your motivations and innovating way to break code and their explanations always inspired students like me, im really grateful to got a mentor like you Sir, Thank you Sir to make us proud and educate us ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you this course are extremely important I ❤ thank teacher
Thank you sir, much appreciated
খুব ভালো মাষ্টারমশাই ❤❤
helped so much sir😍😍😍😍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge ☺️
un cours clair et synthétique
merci
Thank you so much Tapas. Wow I get it now :)
Nice explanation 😃👍
thanks a lot for this .Really like your explanation. ✨
I wish to be Your best Student. Honorablely.
GREAT TEACHER .
very interesting crash course 👏👏
this is very helpful sir, i really appreciate🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Sir
Thanks for the course
Wow. Dada.
What a surprise ❤
Simply Amazing !!
could you help find the problem
function onePiece (lwazi, sanele){
lwazi == ('masterpiece')
sanele = (prompt('enter password'))
if (sanele = lwazi)
return (function travelTime(distance, speed) {
distance = (prompt('how many kilometers are you traveling?'))
speed = (prompt('how many km/h will you be going?'))
answer = (distance / speed)
answer2 = Math.floor(answer)
remainder = answer * 60 % 60
remainder2 = Math.round(remainder)
return `it will take ${answer2} hours and ${remainder2} minutes to get there`
})
else
console.log('incorrect password')
}
console.log(onePiece())
Did you pass arguments when calling the function?
what's the difference between having a return statement and not having a return statement?
Excellent video!
Love the visuals!
finally done,thank you
Thankyou sir ihave learned a lot
Thanks a lot
very good video for beginners. thank you
Thank you!
Most recent, most useful, ever.
Thanks
It would be great if you make a video about solving leetcode problems
Just what I needed
i am try to know the different method and function in javaScript( it can only have method of an object)
Fascinating! 🤓
Nice tutorial will continue it later
Thanx Tapas Sir ❤
do you have any javascript course vai? I would love to get lessons from you !
Wonderful tutorial....
best video ever🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
thanks tapasadhikary
Friend, in otherwords I'm poor.
Thankyou, you are Universal best Teacher.
Unfortunately I will be disconnected. It's happening for external reasons.
Regardless, teach me the complete steps to creating an App..
Simple question, but not.
Your My Mentor.
I Never had a Mentor, especially by luck.
Best for ever
Wonderful 👏
Awesome thanks
Great job with the course tapasadhikary! 🚀If anyone’s looking for more JavaScript tutorials, we’ve released JS logging in Winston and Pino to help the community too 💪
Completed
Please add assignments too
bengali programmer spotted ♥
😃 A proud one!
take love from bangladesh
Good video
Next js tutorial needed