Partial application in JavaScript!

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Partial applications in JavaScript allows you to break down a function into multiple functions that take 1 or more arguments. The name sounds scary but It’s actually a straightforward concept. It’s often used in JavaScript via the Bind function. This video will show you how.
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[@user-tk5wb9qj3f]

Very nicely explained!

[@developersDiaryCode]

Glad you liked it

[@sumnerd69]

what vscode extensions do you use?

[@baz_sh]

If you mean the live code analysis then it looks like Quokka to me :) hope this helps!

[@BastianKhalil]

Very good explanation!

[@developersDiaryCode]

Glad that you loved it

[@pratikraj7475]

Keep it up 🔥🔥

[@developersDiaryCode]

Thanks 🔥

[@csmrfx]

Any reason you use the full function syntax as opposed to brackets-and-rockets? The () => {}.

[@developersDiaryCode]

Hi Casimir, thanks for your question. A simple answer in this case is It doesn't really matter the syntax you use. They're both functions. A more sophisticated answer would take into account that Arrow functions () => {} behave differently than normal function in certain cases: 'this', 'arguments' and many other keywords are not available when using Arrow functions