Thank you, I just learned about Pollyfill and your video was on point. I was working on a story at work that needed this overriding, and it worked. I feel so happy now.
Conclusion: Deprecate IE and move on. If you check right now both the arrow functions page and the promise page, you¿'ll notice they are basically universally accepted.
Nice tutorials! Good work. On a constructive note, there is only one flaw with your videos: The “intro music” is kinda wonky. I know it sounds petty, but just a marketing tip.
Nice explanation but Eventhough I know "this" I didn't understand there why it refer to the that array exactly. It would have been great if u explained it
The “this” keyword refers to the instance of the object. In this example he was already intending to use arr. However in any case it just refers to the object that you plan to invoke the method on. So if you had an object apples =[“gala”, “Fuji”] you would invoke apples.forEach(lambda function). In the foreach method we look for “this” and it is referring to apples
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You were born a teacher as it couldn't have been put any more simpler. Hope you have a million subscribers. Thank you.))
Thank you, I just learned about Pollyfill and your video was on point. I was working on a story at work that needed this overriding, and it worked. I feel so happy now.
Why tf is Internet Explorer still considered a browser
Absolutely 10/10 explanation!! Love it
Glad to hear it!
Great explanation. How were you able to get that glowing font affect for vscode?
It's the Synthwave '84 VSCode theme
Very well explained, nice job!
Thanks!
Conclusion: Deprecate IE and move on. If you check right now both the arrow functions page and the promise page, you¿'ll notice they are basically universally accepted.
very well explained.
Nice tutorials! Good work.
On a constructive note, there is only one flaw with your videos: The “intro music” is kinda wonky. I know it sounds petty, but just a marketing tip.
Thanks for the feedback
Why can't you just use arr in your polyfill? How does this know to reference your array?
Thanks a lot... I understand polyfill now... but I dont' understand why the val of this would refer to the arr ?
Very good explanation for polyfill n callbackFunction for me, so helpful.
Amazing .. finally understood this time :) Thank you :)
No problem, Praveen
Nice explanation but Eventhough I know "this" I didn't understand there why it refer to the that array exactly. It would have been great if u explained it
The “this” keyword refers to the instance of the object. In this example he was already intending to use arr. However in any case it just refers to the object that you plan to invoke the method on. So if you had an object apples =[“gala”, “Fuji”] you would invoke apples.forEach(lambda function). In the foreach method we look for “this” and it is referring to apples
Thank you so much! ❤️
Can you please tell me what theme you're using on vscode?
Synthwave '84
Nice explanation, Thanks!
Great explanation! Thank you❤
Thank you so much
Thanks for this nice and concise explanation
No problem!
Great explanation thank you
Too good explanation 🎉
Thank you Harshit
Great explanation 👍🏼
Glad you think so!
Love the explanation, thank you!
Absolutely amazing 👏🏻
awesome vid! thank you!
You're welcome!
Good content! Keep going
Thank you!
Super awesome 🔥
wait this is not a fireship video
amazing thanks
You're welcome
atleast zoom in so that user can see the code
Unreadable :-(
I learned that Internet Explorer is bad!