Mohit Singh Chauhan
@MohitSChauhan
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Full Stack Developer | Writing what I learn checkout my blogs
Agra, India
Joined October 2014
Thrilled to share that my latest article has been featured in the official MongoDB newsletter! 🚀. Excited to contribute to the community and explore the power of #MongoDB. Thanks for the support!. #Tech #Database #FeaturedArticle. Article :
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Hey @grok , who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.
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RT @DudeWhoCode: Kudos to Indian govt employee for pushing hardcoded secrets to prod that too in client side. 👏👏👏👏👏.
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RT @Iampatelajeet: Best way to revise most of the topics of DSA is, not by theory but by actual practice. Here're 16 patterns, around whic….
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RT @engineers_feed: Those photos of smiling students on the websites of engineering colleges is the biggest scam.
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With just 8 quality posts on .I'm able to get 1000+ followers and 5000+ views. Long way to go :).#buildinpublic
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Answer is NO ❌, They aren't same. It's a historical bug in JavaScript. Now you are wonder why it isn't fixed?. Short Answer: Backward Compatibility (Don't Break the Web).In-depth Answer: It's a short blog :).
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As a beginner learning JavaScript, you may have come across some odd behaviors that seem confusing at...
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Have you as a JavaScript Developer ever wonder . Why the type of null in JavaScript is Object ⁉️🤯.Is null really a Object ?. Hoping you're curious now :). (1/2)
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Want to STAND OUT, Try animated DP in your gmail 📧. Not Rocket Science: Just make a gif with dimensions (360x360) and upload it to your google account pfp. You can use for animation. Connect for more such hacks!
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To learn more, checkout this blog , All arrays methods in one place with detailed explanation and examples 😎.
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For many developers, arrays are the one data structure to rule them all. Arrays provide an intuitive...
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Check conditions with .some() and .every() or find elements with .find(). So many options! . Join and split arrays with .join() and .split(). Slice out portions or splice in new elements. 🥑.
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Iterate with .forEach() or get a new array with .map(). Filter with .filter() or reduce to a single value with .reduce(). 💥.
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.unshift() and .shift() methods let you work with the beginning of the array instead. 🔀. const fruits = ['apple', 'banana'];. fruits.unshift('strawberry'); .// ['strawberry', 'apple', 'banana']. fruits.shift();.// 'strawberry' removed.
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With .push() and .pop(), easily add and remove elements from the end of an array. 👌. const fruits = ['apple', 'banana'];. fruits.push('orange'); // ['apple', 'banana', 'orange']. fruits.pop(); // 'orange' removed.
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We have array methods like .map(), .filter(), and .reduce() that abstract away complex logic. Forget messy for loops! 😎.
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