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The document discusses various JavaScript concepts including asynchronous JavaScript, variable declarations, callback functions, comparison operators, browser storage, validation, and array methods. Asynchronous JavaScript allows code to run in the background without blocking other code. Types of asynchronous JavaScript include HTTP requests, callbacks, promises, and async-await. Variable declarations let, var, and const differ in scope and reassignment. Callback functions are executed after another function. Comparison operators =, ==, and === differ in type checking and value comparison. Browser storage options include cookies, local storage, and session storage which differ in persistence. Validation in JavaScript ensures clean user input through server-side, client-side, and real-time validation. Array methods include spread operator, length,

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Java Script

The document discusses various JavaScript concepts including asynchronous JavaScript, variable declarations, callback functions, comparison operators, browser storage, validation, and array methods. Asynchronous JavaScript allows code to run in the background without blocking other code. Types of asynchronous JavaScript include HTTP requests, callbacks, promises, and async-await. Variable declarations let, var, and const differ in scope and reassignment. Callback functions are executed after another function. Comparison operators =, ==, and === differ in type checking and value comparison. Browser storage options include cookies, local storage, and session storage which differ in persistence. Validation in JavaScript ensures clean user input through server-side, client-side, and real-time validation. Array methods include spread operator, length,

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1. Asynchronous in JavaScript?

JavaScript that allows your code to run in the background without blocking the execution
of other code.

Types of asynchronous in JavaScript: HTTP Request, callback functions, promises, and


async-await

Example

2. let vs var

var, const and let are the keywords that can be used to declare the variables in JavaScript.

var keyword is globally and functionally scoped and it can be re-assigned


let keyword is functional and block scope and can also be re-assigned
const keyword is functional and block scope but it cannot be re-assigned

3. Callback function

A callback is a function that will be executed after another function gets executed.

function square(number){
console.log(number*number);}
function mainFunction(callback){
const number = 8;
callback(number);}

4. What is = and == and ===?


=: assign the values to a variable in JS.

==: used to compare two variables irrespective of the data type.

===:it will check data type and compare two variables.

5. Cookies, local storage, session storage?

Cookies: Files created by websites you visit.

Local Storage: Web application store the data locally within the user’s browser.

Session Storage: Data is lost when the browser tab is closed.

6. Validation in JavaScript & regex functions?


The process of ensuring that user input is clean, correct and useful.
 Server-side Validation
 Client-side Validation
 Real-time Validation

25.

const calculator = {
value: 0,
add(...args) {
this.value += args.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);
return this;
}, subtract(...args) {
this.value -= args.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);
return this;
}, multiply(...args) {
this.value *= args.reduce((a, b) => a * b, 1);
return this;
}, divide(...args) {
this.value /= args.reduce((a, b) => a * b, 1);
return this;
}
};

const result = calculator.add(10, 20).multiply(2).divide(3).add(20, 40).multiply(10).value;


console.log(result); // Output: 4400

1. Spread operator?
allows us to quickly copy all or part of an existing array or object into another array or
object.

Array length--length of array

Array toString()--array to string

Array pop()--remove last element of array

Array shift()--remove first element of array

Array push()--add element to end of array

Array unshift()--add element to start of array

Array join()--add array elements as a string

Array delete()--delete element of array with index value

Array concat()--combain array elements

Array flat()--concatenates sub-array elements

Array splice()--remove the element of array by using index value

Array slice()--between array methods to delete elements

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