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Here’s an example using a real API that shows how to make asynchronous calls in a map() method. The key is to use a combination of async/await with Promise.all(). Blog: https://t.co/IxXu5u1SBO Code Snippet: https://t.co/ELfXZS7zNO #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

The Internationalization API brought additional formatting options to JavaScript. Intl.NumberFormat() is a useful to format numbers and currency strings. Code snippet: https://t.co/66QDfLzERs #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

Sometimes, we need to remove properties from an object in JavaScript. Here's two straightforward ways to do so! Code snippet: https://t.co/LKU3SXsqee #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

It can be tricky to make the first letter in a string uppercase (e.g. names, places, etc). Here's a function you can use to plug and play into your app! Code snippet: https://t.co/BlgmeSTTmX #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

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Measuring performance can be useful for benchmarking, animations and game design. Here's some less known techniques you can use. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/bzP4vc0wrf #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

When dealing with numbers, JavaScript's Math object has a variety of built-in methods. These are useful when you're dealing with long numbers and decimal values. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/BA3otBvzFK #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

Even though case conversion can be done through CSS, JavaScript has two built-in methods we can use for this. This is useful for formatting strings in data. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/mCuQoaCG8g #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

Creating elements in HTML is straightforward, but oftentimes we may need to dynamically create elements in JavaScript. Here are some key methods for handling HTML. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVyyksv Code Snippet: https://t.co/coy9zQ4FFG #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

When there are multiple if-else statements and the value of a variable is being checked, we can use a switch statement for better readability. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/Kyj3f1ZIgk #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

Getting the last item in an array may be one of the most common things you will do in JavaScript. Here are four methods that you can use in your own projects. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/0mZzyoqbVe #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

A helper function that returns an array of values from 1 to n dynamically can be useful in many apps. We can use this for card implementation or generating random numbers. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/IjgqmOZx1a #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

HTTP requests make up the core of any web application. With the Fetch API and async/await, asynchronous calls are easier to work with and much more succinct. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/xkzByNFTIq #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

When working with arrays and objects, oftentimes we need to extract certain property values. The most common way is a for loop, but here are other methods you can use. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/Tm8tlwB5xI #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

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Template literals is a feature in ES6 that makes string concatenation a breeze. No more typos adding extra spaces, plus signs, and quotation marks. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/A1DC7GYwZt #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript

Setting default values are particularly useful when parameter values can be undefined. Default values will be used as a fallback in case parameters are missing. Blog: https://t.co/GQRTVygJAX Code Snippet: https://t.co/gvckVkzwzO #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #javascript