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Really informative ❤

Can someone explain how the answer of last question was third? I am getting [ [ 'first', 'second' ], [ 'third', 'fourth' ] ]

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more more more :) there's lots of tricky things about JS that i always seem to get wrong

Thank you

I have one suggestion, whenever we are dealing with 2 function, Can you try to make logs different. For example: const myPromise1 = Promise.resolve(Promise.resolve("Promise 1!")); const myPromise2 = Promise.resolve(Promise.resolve("Promise 2!")); function funcOne() { myPromise1.then((res) => res).then((res) => console.log(res)); setTimeout(() => console.log("Timeout 1!"), 0); console.log("Last line 1!"); } async function funcTwo() { const res = await myPromise2; console.log(await res); setTimeout(() => console.log("Timeout 2!"), 0); console.log("Last line 2!"); } Last line 1! Promise 1! Promise 2! Last line 2! Timeout 1! Timeout 2! In your previous video as well, you printed "second" in both functions. Just a suggestion. Questions are interesting though. Peace

Great help. Appreciated 👏

gr8 explaination

volume very low in this video

Video acha hai lekin aap samjhane mein thoda improve kariye atak atak ke batane confusion create hota hai

Ma'am why did you stop posting videos? 😢

Thank you so much ma'am. You explained well

Finally after a long time . Great mam

Tq so much for this video

I am thinking why your channel has not popular so sad your teaching and way of explaining is outstanding pls continue the problem solving videos in javascript

Very well explained mam

Please upload more videos.

Too good🔥

Mam please make more video for JS coding round ... it will be help full

Where l i can get this All questions list ?

Hii didi 😊

can u please make a video on how states updates are async in react and how to tackle them! and btw earlier for Javascript interview questions which IDE did u use?

I have seen your old interview videos and it was helpful for interview. for this video I felt not much useful as its class based (older version), but as a old subscriber ,I trusted and watched fully and earned better understanding of class based interview question and debugging skill of chrome. I never used "watch" feature in chrome though near 5+ yrs experience. please continue the good work. I usually don't comment but. as this video got less views. I just wanted to tell you (you are coming after 2 years gap and less views should not stop you).

Great

Its realy Helpful, Thank You Kiran.

which IDE is this?

"Always shining bright, we look forward to more from you. Thank you."

Not sure about Angular, as I have worked only in React and Vue so far in my career. For Vue, I guess computed property will do the trick. It automatically caches the values! Let me know if there’s anything else specific to this!

Finally after a long time

great video about memoization and performance optimization with caching, i just have a query how often do we memoize a function for production level code? , because most of the times some function are slow but not that noticeably slow so that we can know and memoize it .

Thank u kiran, hope u r doin well

function getArgs(one, two, three){ console.log(one,two,three); } const str1 = "Hello"; const str2 = "World" getArgs`${str1} is ${str2}`; why the output for this function ["", " is ", ""], "Hello", "World" ? This output is a result of using a tagged template literal with a function. In this case, the function is getArgs, and the template literal is ${str1} is ${str2}. When a tagged template literal is used, the function is called with two types of arguments: an array of string literals and the interpolated values. In this case, the array of string literals is ["", " is ", ""], and the interpolated values are "Hello" and "World".

Those videos are much helpful for us please make another 😔

tricky indeed

great content with tricky questions, please keep them coming.

thankyou mam for this , gonna complete all the js output based questions list , thanx for this gem 😊😊

thanx for this mam ,great quesitons

mam great content, but why did you stop making videos , I know you would be busy but please start these series again

thank you ,your teaching way is very simple and easy anyone can understand ,i saw 4-5 videos regarding this question but didn't get ,finally i saw this video and understand very easily ,thank you again ,you are doing very good

After watching this video all my doubts related to promise got resolved 🫡

For the last question, res1 will be having two values t.e First, Second. res2 will have Third as reject but eventually then then case it will go in catch and value will be Third. so I guess answer would be “Third”

Thank you

Really amazing qnos. i got ur channel yestarday. I am loving ur content ,it will help me in future interviews.Thanks alot

clear way of coding straight to the solution. thanks subscribbed.

Beautifully done.

So this got me to thinking, that actually psychologically the response of Imposter Syndrome during the job search phase makes perfect sense. There is just so much information out there that its hard to feel confident in your ability to solve a problem when there is no specific problem to be solved, its random ones. One has to build their knowledge and grow into a better place of fundamental understanding.

U are doing great..keep uploading. Pls

which ide you are using ?

easiest approach is const ar=[1,2,3,4,5,[6,[7,9,8]]] function flatten(ar,result=[]){ for(let i=0;i<ar.length;i++){ let value=ar[i]; if(Array.isArray(value)){ flatten(value,result); } else{ result.push(value); }} return result } console.log(flatten(ar));