In our previous post on the generator function, Understanding Generator Functions in JavaScript let me break down this code step by step, so you can better understand what’s happening when we combine generator functions with Promises. Here’s the code again:…
Let’s look at a real-life example where two-way communication with generators makes sense. One practical use case is simulating a state machine, where the state of the system can change based on inputs. Example: Vending Machine Simulation In this example,…
In the ever-evolving world of JavaScript, the introduction of ES6 brought several powerful features that improved how we write code. Among these, generator functions stand out for their ability to handle multiple values and asynchronous programming elegantly. In this blog…
When developing web applications, efficiently storing data in a user’s browser is crucial for a smooth user experience. Two popular storage solutions provided by the Web Storage API are Session Storage and Local Storage. Though they seem similar on the…
If you’re new to TypeScript, understanding the difference between type and interface can be a bit overwhelming. But don’t worry! In this post, we’ll break down these concepts in simple terms and show you how to use them to write…
1. Basic Understanding Question: What is the primary purpose of the map method in JavaScript? a) To filter elements based on a conditionb) To aggregate elements into a single valuec) To create a new array by applying a function to…
Data transformation is a crucial skill for any JavaScript developer. Whether you’re working with APIs, processing user input, or manipulating arrays, understanding advanced JavaScript methods for data transformation can make your code more efficient and elegant. In this guide, we’ll…
If you would like to test your understanding of map and forEach with a few quiz questions, here are few. Quiz 1. Basic Understanding Question: What is the primary difference between the map and forEach methods in JavaScript? a) map…
You’re working on a project where you have an array of user objects. Each user object has an age property. You need to accomplish two tasks: Given Data Task 1: Using map Create a new array that contains the ages…
JavaScript provides several methods to iterate over arrays, each with its own use cases and benefits. Two commonly used methods are map and forEach. While they might seem similar at first glance, they serve different purposes and are used in…