Being a teacher, this is the best feeling in the world. ❤️ I feel so happy and grateful when I read comments where people say that they actually got knowledge from the videos. Thank you so much for your beautiful comment, made my day! ❤️
🔴 for someone who got confused 1.First class functions The ability of functions, where the functions can be treated as variables, that is we can pass functions as arguments, return function and even assign function to another variables 2.Higher order function Functions that takes one or more functions as argument 3.Call back function Functions that can be passed as an argument to another function That is call back functions are passed as arguments to the higher order functions, these abilities of functions are commonly known as first class functions
Next Episode: *map, filter & reduce* - ruclips.net/video/zdp0zrpKzIE/видео.html After watching this video, do let me know in the comment, How was the video? I read all the comments, would love your feedback! ❤️
Things learned: 1. Follow DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself) principle while coding. 2. Use function to stop writing repeating line of codes. 3. Function that takes another function as argument(callback function) is known as Higher order functions. 4. It is this ability that function can be stored, passed and returned, they are called first class citizens. 5. If we use Array.property.function-name. This function is accessible to any array in your code.
I checked this video out half a year ago when I was decided to start programming again. I watched this video several times and each time I felt like I no longer had it me to understand this stuff. I just couldn't see the beauty of this. I'm coming back after practicing and coding in real projects and holy fuck, I can see the beauty of it now. Thank you so much Akshay. Namaste 🙏
*For someone who got confused:* First-class functions are JavaScript functions that can behave like variables. They can also be passed as arguments to higher-order functions. Higher-order functions are functions that return a function or take in a function as an argument.
First Class Function: In JS function is treated as value, the value is passed to OTHER FUNCTIONS as an argument is called First Class Function. The main intention of First Class function is to be used in other functions, not intended to be called directly. Higher Order Function: The OTHER FUNCTIONS which takes function as an ARGUMENT are called Higher Order Function. Callback Function: In Higher Order Function passed ARGUMENT function is called callback Function.
A higher-order function is a function that does one or both of the following: - Takes one or more functions as arguments. - Returns a function as its result. Breaking Down: "Khana khane ke baad bartan andar rakh" is like a higher-order function. "Bartan andar rakh" is like the callback function. How It Works: The higher-order function (khana khane ke baad bartan andar rakh) does something (e.g., eating food) and then calls another function when it’s done (bartan andar rakh). The callback function (bartan andar rakh) is the action that gets executed after the main task is completed. In this analogy: Khana khana (eating food) is the main task. Bartan andar rakh (putting the dishes away) is the additional task that happens after, which is like the callback function being executed after the main function is done. So, "bartan andar rakh" is acting like a callback function that gets executed after the main action (eating) is completed.
I have changed my expertise from support to front end and i was struggling to understand the concepts. Your tutorials are such a relief! You are the best teacher i could ever find in any platform. Thank you for everything you do !:)🙏
The speed you use to explain is perfect, you don't need to be faster explaining, that way it's really beautiful, and also, this topic took me a while to understand it, but I watched the video 3 times until I understood the topic, now I write code like that, every day, to make a habit and in case of any interview to be able to surprise the Interviewer hahaha, thanks so much, I didn't like JavaScript that much, and now I wake at 5:50 am to watch your videos and I finish at 10: pm or more, because you teach really good that this becomes addictive 🥰🏆🎉, you're definitely a Master, Very intelligent gu.
Just finished the namaste🙏 JavaScript playlist. I have been studying JavaScript since 2nd year, but never understand Js concept in this way. Best thing about this course , you repeat the important concept n number of times(GEC, synchronous single thread language, closures, callback, setTimeOut()) . That will help me to remember the concept. Thank you so much bhaiya!!!
Bhai -- Java script mai shor machega.....If you teach like this then there would be only JS Developer . Excellent and practical way of teaching . I know you take lot of effort to just create this 24 min of video. Hats off . Waiting for your Map, Reduce and filter video.
The day I completed watching other videos in the playlist new video is out in the series, lucky I can go with the flow. Akshay, you made me fall in love with JavaScript and your way of explanation of each and every concept is crystal clear 🙏
My mission was to make you fall in love with JavaScript. So happy to see that happening! 🤩 Don't worry, get to fall even more now. ❤️ And don't forget to share the videos with your friends and colleagues. Let's grow together! 😇
The part that Akshay bhaiya is saying the previous lectures as episodes "HE MEANS IT", they are not just lectures , its a F**king web series "NAMASTE JS" 💖
It is awesome how you practically showing the reuseablity and other factors of functional programming rather than just telling the basic points and advantages of it. Love and Respect Sir.
Hello Akshay, this was a superb comeback!! :D Understood the concept of functional programming. Could you please create videos on 'This' keyword, Promise, Async Await, es6 features of JS?
For Me, The most important part to this video was to get understood how to create Polyfill (the topic which I have always been in a confusion). Thanks Akshay
I literally got shocked how this video jumps into the map(). Never has such an explanation of map(). Really love the video & for me this is the best episode. Thanks again sir for the beautiful series.
I am working in front-end development field from around 3 years , but from the last 3years i haven't learned that much in JavaScript as compared to whatever i have learned and my concept got cleared about JavaScript from the last one month after watching Namaste JavaScript or other interviews videos of yours . Thank you Akshay Saini , it means a lot . Got really excited after knowing that your next video will be based on map , filter , and reduce , on which still now i am struggling to figure it out.
The only times I binge watched something at a stretch from morning till late night are when I watched Breaking Bad , GOT and Namaste ReactJs and Namaste Javascript, not only you explain everything in depth but you also teach stuff in an engaging manner that keeps the listener glued to the screen as if they're watching a very interesting Movie or TV series
I am now appearing for the interviews and before ever interview I revisit the playlist and believe me everytime I learn something new and my implementation power gets better.
I recently read the higher order functions chapter from EJS book and now after watching your video, I am having super clarity. You are the true Khiliadi of Javascript. Thanks for this video Akshay bhai.
Woooooooww that "Array.prototype" thing blew my mind. really. All of these things you builded up till now make sense now. I want to finish this series once again another time.
15:00 I write code in this way where, I pass a string (area, circumference, diameter) along with radius and use 'if' condition (for the string passed) inside 'for' loop and have all logic there. At a time only specific piece of code. @akshay is there any drawback with my approach?
Thank you for this lesson, currently functional programming is most important. Could you please cover below topic in this series as well 1) Pure Function 2) Function Composition 3) Point free Functional Programming 4) SOLID principles
This is map, this map, I was thinking until 16:30 . Very good examples & explanation. Best advantage of pure functions is they are highly predictable as no side effects, same output for same input, which makes it perfectly unit testable in isolation & also makes your code predictable.
The difference between you and any other tutorials out there is you give the proper implementation of whatever you teach. Simply amazing to see how to apply all the theory in real
Was always confused about .map(), but after watching this video, I think I will never forget now. Thanks Akshay. You don't know, how many lives you are changing.
I Have started watching your video a few days ago and have continued watching since then...now the main reason being the way you explain. In most of the videos being the logic first through whiteboard and then via code with a basic example and then you explain how to refactor codes make it better and that's the beauty of it i.e. covering the basic first making sure we understand through examples and then diving into code and then to advance a bit.....really liked your videos.
The way you have explained it via example, it will help people not just learn the concept but I am sure they will be able to relate with the actual usecase in their ongoing projects. I hope everyone learn these not just from interview perspective but also try to include these practices in their codebases. Let's keep learning via these awesome videos.
Very nice explanation @Akshay. Need more videos on: 1) ES6 to ES5, Some interviewers ask how ES6 code is transpiled to ES5. (example : classes, inheritance) 2) Prototype and prototype Inheritance related interview questions 3) A few more interview questions 4) Object based interview questions Thanks.
Amazing!....explaining higher-order functions while creating a map function is truly mind-blowing 🤯....Thanks Akshay for this awesome javascript tutorial 👏👏👏
Honestly, learnt a lot about JS from this course. I know there's still a lot to learn but this course gives in-depth knowledge on how things work behind the scene which I think is absolutely necessary!
I have completed namastey javasript total video in 3 days.... I never knew the behind the scene of javascript and browser.... After watching this playlist I am feeling like as javascript is so simple and need guider like you.... I am from Hindi medium and prefer only Hindi tutorial but your video is much simple as Hindi video and most important thing is basic stuff that no one touch it...... Please make video regularly ...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A real leader is who helps people to become leaders. I see a real leader in you brother Akshay Saini. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and for your efforts. 🙏🙏🙏
A function which takes another function as an input or returns a function from itself is called *higher order function* A function which is passed into higher order function is called *callback function*
Bro ur teaching is next level and I am writing js code in dreams also thank you so much for ur efforts.u made me fall In love with java script.😊and ur are best teacher ever seen in my entire life 🧬
Oh man. I had to rewatch it twice to even start understanding. Hats off to your insights. You bring content and ask questions which I didn't even know existed. Thanks
Hey bro, I've been a Java BE engineer and didn't really have knowledge of FE. Now I was told to work on FE as well and I'm struggling to get used to it. Even though I'm using React with TS but this your JS really helps to get used to FE in general as well as some popular concepts in other languages as well. Now I feel more confident by building up a castle on the hard rock instead of sands. Thanks man, keep it up.
Hello Mr. Saini, This is just phenomenal. An immense gratitude and thanx for this significant info. You realized me that web dev is not just writing code, creating app but what's happening behind the scene, how it actually works...a big applause sir.
Man oh man I just loved it. Thanks a million. I implemented functional programming first time today because of you. Being a fullstack developer it becomes really a pain to remember everything but you made my life simple. Much love❤️❤️❤️
Never aware about Higher Order Functions was a concept from javascript. I thought Higher order component is a concept of ReactJS. Thanks for such a nice explanation
Akshay bhai please upload videos frequently...it would really be helpful because in lockdown we have alot time we don't want to waste it..In online lectures we don't understand anything instead of that we would love to watch your video...after completing every video I feel so confident you're doing great job❤️ just an request try to upload videos frequently
Man you really put in some work in teaching. I can see in you eyes how much you are enjoying explaining and that is why it comes out great. absolutely phenomenal job and thank you truly.
Since, I have started following you. I am now fully in love with JavaScript and it's power. Thanks for share such wonderful knowledge with us. I would like to request you for SINGLE SPA micro frontend with reactjs example. It would be worth to all us as follower. Thanks you brother 😊
This is the first time I saw one of your videos. I don't like videos on YT very often, but I liked this one. You talked very fast and present a lot of information. Yet I understood you very well. So many times I watch programmer's videos and they are hard to understand. I've been interested in functional programming in JS for a long time, but havn't started looking into it yet, but I will now by watching all your videos.
03:01 Higher order functions are essential for functional programming 06:02 Calculating area, circumference, and diameter of circles using higher-order functions. 09:03 Optimizing code using the DRY principle and creating a generic function for calculating area 12:04 Creating a generic function to pass logic and calculate different values based on input. 15:05 Functional programming allows code abstraction and reusability through higher-order functions. 18:06 Functional programming focuses on reusability and modularity, breaking down logic into smaller functional units. 21:07 map function creates a new array and iterates over each element to return the output 24:03 Higher order functions allows for modular and reusable code through the use of callback functions.
You know what, everytime once I complete the video of yours,I feel like I'm a super human 👽. Lots of information, lots of knowledge.. ♥️🙏
Being a teacher, this is the best feeling in the world. ❤️ I feel so happy and grateful when I read comments where people say that they actually got knowledge from the videos. Thank you so much for your beautiful comment, made my day! ❤️
Yes 200% correct
+1
Same here bro
@@akshaymarch7 Why can you go as a teacher in any schools or colleges?❤️❤️. You are teaching method is very good.
🔴 for someone who got confused
1.First class functions
The ability of functions, where the functions can be treated as variables, that is we can pass functions as arguments, return function and even assign function to another variables
2.Higher order function
Functions that takes one or more functions as argument
3.Call back function
Functions that can be passed as an argument to another function
That is call back functions are passed as arguments to the higher order functions, these abilities of functions are commonly known as first class functions
Next Episode: *map, filter & reduce* - ruclips.net/video/zdp0zrpKzIE/видео.html
After watching this video, do let me know in the comment, How was the video? I read all the comments, would love your feedback! ❤️
Finally wait is over, I got goosebumps after watching your premiere of this video😣❤️❤️
bhaiya plz iterators and generators pe bhi video bnao
are wah wah wah finally
bro please do react videos as well
Such a great teacher man ❤️
Things learned:
1. Follow DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself) principle while coding.
2. Use function to stop writing repeating line of codes.
3. Function that takes another function as argument(callback function) is known as Higher order functions.
4. It is this ability that function can be stored, passed and returned, they are called first class citizens.
5. If we use Array.property.function-name. This function is accessible to any array in your code.
Small correction: at place of Array.property it should be Array.prototype.function-name
small correction 5: any where not array :(|)
I checked this video out half a year ago when I was decided to start programming again. I watched this video several times and each time I felt like I no longer had it me to understand this stuff. I just couldn't see the beauty of this. I'm coming back after practicing and coding in real projects and holy fuck, I can see the beauty of it now. Thank you so much Akshay. Namaste 🙏
I am a Java developer and still watch his videos, that's the level of quality this guy delivers. Keep up the good work bro! 👍🔥👍🔥
*For someone who got confused:*
First-class functions are JavaScript functions that can behave like variables. They can also be passed as arguments to higher-order functions.
Higher-order functions are functions that return a function or take in a function as an argument.
Thanks! I literally had this doubt.
Then what are call back functions? Can you differentiate between first class function and call back functions?
First Class Function: In JS function is treated as value, the value is passed to OTHER FUNCTIONS as an argument is called First Class Function. The main intention of First Class function is to be used in other functions, not intended to be called directly.
Higher Order Function: The OTHER FUNCTIONS which takes function as an ARGUMENT are called Higher Order Function.
Callback Function: In Higher Order Function passed ARGUMENT function is called callback Function.
I am super confused after watching this video.
Unable to differentiate between FIRST Class Functions and HOF
Async/Await
Promises
This
are the topics, I would love to watch on this playlist.
And promise should have it's own series. 😄
Await, He is synchronously working on it! and he has already Promised it ❤
HUGE ++++++++++
big 🤟 from me also
Yup these are the big one's
True Happiness is when Akshay bhaiya uploads new episode of Namaste Javascript❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A higher-order function is a function that does one or both of the following:
- Takes one or more functions as arguments.
- Returns a function as its result.
Breaking Down:
"Khana khane ke baad bartan andar rakh" is like a higher-order function.
"Bartan andar rakh" is like the callback function.
How It Works:
The higher-order function (khana khane ke baad bartan andar rakh) does something (e.g., eating food) and then calls another function when it’s done (bartan andar rakh).
The callback function (bartan andar rakh) is the action that gets executed after the main task is completed.
In this analogy:
Khana khana (eating food) is the main task.
Bartan andar rakh (putting the dishes away) is the additional task that happens after, which is like the callback function being executed after the main function is done.
So, "bartan andar rakh" is acting like a callback function that gets executed after the main action (eating) is completed.
I have changed my expertise from support to front end and i was struggling to understand the concepts. Your tutorials are such a relief! You are the best teacher i could ever find in any platform. Thank you for everything you do !:)🙏
Finally, one of the best JS teacher is back! Thank you for this lesson!
The speed you use to explain is perfect, you don't need to be faster explaining, that way it's really beautiful, and also, this topic took me a while to understand it, but I watched the video 3 times until I understood the topic, now I write code like that, every day, to make a habit and in case of any interview to be able to surprise the Interviewer hahaha, thanks so much, I didn't like JavaScript that much, and now I wake at 5:50 am to watch your videos and I finish at 10: pm or more, because you teach really good that this becomes addictive 🥰🏆🎉, you're definitely a Master, Very intelligent gu.
❤️
Just finished the namaste🙏 JavaScript playlist. I have been studying JavaScript since 2nd year, but never understand Js concept in this way. Best thing about this course , you repeat the important concept n number of times(GEC, synchronous single thread language, closures, callback, setTimeOut()) . That will help me to remember the concept. Thank you so much bhaiya!!!
Bhai -- Java script mai shor machega.....If you teach like this then there would be only JS Developer . Excellent and practical way of teaching . I know you take lot of effort to just create this 24 min of video. Hats off . Waiting for your Map, Reduce and filter video.
I'm thankful to the universe that this channel exists.
Watching him growing feels like a personal achievement! Much love Man❣️
This channel is nothing without you brother and all the achievements of this channel are equally yours as well! ❤️
video title for one topic, teachs multiple topics.. huge respect.
The day I completed watching other videos in the playlist new video is out in the series, lucky I can go with the flow. Akshay, you made me fall in love with JavaScript and your way of explanation of each and every concept is crystal clear 🙏
My mission was to make you fall in love with JavaScript. So happy to see that happening! 🤩
Don't worry, get to fall even more now. ❤️
And don't forget to share the videos with your friends and colleagues. Let's grow together! 😇
@@akshaymarch7 Excited!!❤️
@@akshaymarch7 You are already Succeed ❤️
I never commnets on video or even like them, but this person omg, how he is so dam good in explainting things.
The part that Akshay bhaiya is saying the previous lectures as episodes "HE MEANS IT", they are not just lectures , its a F**king web series "NAMASTE JS" 💖
It is awesome how you practically showing the reuseablity and other factors of functional programming rather than just telling the basic points and advantages of it. Love and Respect Sir.
Hello Akshay, this was a superb comeback!! :D Understood the concept of functional programming. Could you please create videos on 'This' keyword, Promise, Async Await, es6 features of JS?
For Me, The most important part to this video was to get understood how to create Polyfill (the topic which I have always been in a confusion).
Thanks Akshay
What a Comeback 🙌.
This video made me feel like return of Batman in Gotham City.
" The Namaste JavaScript Returns ".
Hahaha 😂
You really dont know Ashay that you are giving life to thousands of people with your awesome explanation of javascript. Kodos to you!!
Akshay Saini: You waited!
We: Of Course
I also missed you a lot! ❤️
We too bhaiya❤️!!
bhaiya any idea ?...is the couse finished?
I literally got shocked how this video jumps into the map(). Never has such an explanation of map(). Really love the video & for me this is the best episode. Thanks again sir for the beautiful series.
Waah Bhai...Moj krdi🔥😍
Aakhir intzaar khatam hua. Love you Akshay bhai ❤️
I am working in front-end development field from around 3 years , but from the last 3years i haven't learned that much in JavaScript as compared to whatever i have learned and my concept got cleared about JavaScript from the last one month after watching Namaste JavaScript or other interviews videos of yours . Thank you Akshay Saini , it means a lot . Got really excited after knowing that your next video will be based on map , filter , and reduce , on which still now i am struggling to figure it out.
do you get paid well as a front end developer ? please let me know
@@629_nishantghadigaonkar3 Yes, it’s directly proportional to career growth and learning.
Akshay really thanks a lot man,I feel like get some extra energy after watching ur videos.Now I have lot of hope on me to face interviews
The only times I binge watched something at a stretch from morning till late night are when I watched Breaking Bad , GOT and Namaste ReactJs and Namaste Javascript, not only you explain everything in depth but you also teach stuff in an engaging manner that keeps the listener glued to the screen as if they're watching a very interesting Movie or TV series
Thanks for coming back after a long time.. I was waiting like a Shabari😀🙏🙏
Ye thoda jyada ho gaya ab! 😅
@@akshaymarch7 nahi, that's true.
I am now appearing for the interviews and before ever interview I revisit the playlist and believe me everytime I learn something new and my implementation power gets better.
Promises, async, await, ajax, json, please cover these concepts ⏳.
yes , pls cover these
Bhaiya you are a framework as to how a teacher should be .
much thanks.
Waiting for this for a long time 😁 , what a relief 🙏
I recently read the higher order functions chapter from EJS book and now after watching your video, I am having super clarity.
You are the true Khiliadi of Javascript. Thanks for this video Akshay bhai.
Bhagwan un sabki madad kre Jinki Interview Akshay bhai le re honge.
😅
😂
Akhsay will say where did you learn all this? I will say Namste Javascript
In this video, I love where you use mind and reduce the use redundancy by making proper callbacks.
Some videos on web security.
You've helped me fell in love with JS, which helped me bag 18 LPA offer. Thank you for such wonderful content.
Congratulations, Ankur. 👏
Aag Laga di aapne 🔥🔥
Hello . Can you guide me how to apply for react developer jobs?
@@divvagg5616 search on indeed or linkedin
Woooooooww that "Array.prototype" thing blew my mind. really. All of these things you builded up till now make sense now. I want to finish this series once again another time.
100k is comming soon sir advanced congrats 😋
15:00 I write code in this way where, I pass a string (area, circumference, diameter) along with radius and use 'if' condition (for the string passed) inside 'for' loop and have all logic there. At a time only specific piece of code.
@akshay is there any drawback with my approach?
2:00 This guy literally begging us to teach us something new. What a Gem!!
Thank you for this lesson, currently functional programming is most important.
Could you please cover below topic in this series as well
1) Pure Function
2) Function Composition
3) Point free Functional Programming
4) SOLID principles
Noted!
nobody can teach these topics like youuu man! Outstanding.... Thank you
Async/Await, Promises and Node.js Architecture differences if any means Node.js fundamentals
Here comes the Javascript legend. Eagerly waiting for your videos.
Netflix is soon going to adopt Namaste JS 💔💔💔
Namaste JavaScript will always be FREE for viewers, won't agree even if Netflix wants to adopt it. 😌
@@akshaymarch7 Happy to hear😁😁.Can't thank you enough for the vids 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇
@@akshaymarch7 you are great Akshay 🔥
This is map, this map, I was thinking until 16:30 . Very good examples & explanation. Best advantage of pure functions is they are highly predictable as no side effects, same output for same input, which makes it perfectly unit testable in isolation & also makes your code predictable.
Akshay bhai ka jawab nahi......love you bhai....best javascript tutorial..♥♥♥
sir i want thank you from the bottom of the heart.....please keep making
The difference between you and any other tutorials out there is you give the proper implementation of whatever you teach. Simply amazing to see how to apply all the theory in real
Was always confused about .map(), but after watching this video, I think I will never forget now. Thanks Akshay. You don't know, how many lives you are changing.
I Have started watching your video a few days ago and have continued watching since then...now the main reason being the way you explain. In most of the videos being the logic first through whiteboard and then via code with a basic example and then you explain how to refactor codes make it better and that's the beauty of it i.e. covering the basic first making sure we understand through examples and then diving into code and then to advance a bit.....really liked your videos.
The way you have explained it via example, it will help people not just learn the concept but I am sure they will be able to relate with the actual usecase in their ongoing projects. I hope everyone learn these not just from interview perspective but also try to include these practices in their codebases.
Let's keep learning via these awesome videos.
Very nice explanation @Akshay.
Need more videos on:
1) ES6 to ES5, Some interviewers ask how ES6 code is transpiled to ES5. (example : classes, inheritance)
2) Prototype and prototype Inheritance related interview questions
3) A few more interview questions
4) Object based interview questions
Thanks.
I used to check everyday that aaj toh new episode aaya hoga javascript ka.... Thank you so much Akshay sir for the videos☺
Amazing!....explaining higher-order functions while creating a map function is truly mind-blowing 🤯....Thanks Akshay for this awesome javascript tutorial 👏👏👏
Even helpful for experienced people. Code reusability. Most Important. Once you did these you are selected for sure
I am watching third time this series. I fall in love every time thanks Akshay Saini 🙂
The more you upload videos, the better I am understanding javascript.
No words, Akshay!
Your love and enthusiasm for the language is just infectious! You're a wonderful teacher. God bless! :D
Honestly, learnt a lot about JS from this course. I know there's still a lot to learn but this course gives in-depth knowledge on how things work behind the scene which I think is absolutely necessary!
I have completed namastey javasript total video in 3 days.... I never knew the behind the scene of javascript and browser.... After watching this playlist I am feeling like as javascript is so simple and need guider like you.... I am from Hindi medium and prefer only Hindi tutorial but your video is much simple as Hindi video and most important thing is basic stuff that no one touch it...... Please make video regularly ...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
A real leader is who helps people to become leaders. I see a real leader in you brother Akshay Saini. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and for your efforts. 🙏🙏🙏
❤️
@@akshaymarch7 Yes Absolutely.
Async/Await
Promises
fetch
are the topics, I would love to watch on this playlist.
A function which takes another function as an input or returns a function from itself is called *higher order function*
A function which is passed into higher order function is called *callback function*
Bro ur teaching is next level and I am writing js code in dreams also thank you so much for ur efforts.u made me fall
In love with java script.😊and ur are best teacher ever seen in my entire life 🧬
Please don't stop making JS videos. It keeps me motivated!
Oh man. I had to rewatch it twice to even start understanding.
Hats off to your insights. You bring content and ask questions which I didn't even know existed.
Thanks
Finally a video from where I now actually understand Higer-order functions and implementing generic function 💖.
Hey bro, I've been a Java BE engineer and didn't really have knowledge of FE. Now I was told to work on FE as well and I'm struggling to get used to it. Even though I'm using React with TS but this your JS really helps to get used to FE in general as well as some popular concepts in other languages as well. Now I feel more confident by building up a castle on the hard rock instead of sands. Thanks man, keep it up.
Thank you very much, sir.
I have been having difficulty comprehending higher order functions for the past two days. Now, I have grasped it.
Hello Mr. Saini, This is just phenomenal. An immense gratitude and thanx for this significant info. You realized me that web dev is not just writing code, creating app but what's happening behind the scene, how it actually works...a big applause sir.
Man oh man I just loved it. Thanks a million. I implemented functional programming first time today because of you. Being a fullstack developer it becomes really a pain to remember everything but you made my life simple. Much love❤️❤️❤️
Never aware about Higher Order Functions was a concept from javascript. I thought Higher order component is a concept of ReactJS. Thanks for such a nice explanation
Akshay bhai please upload videos frequently...it would really be helpful because in lockdown we have alot time we don't want to waste it..In online lectures we don't understand anything instead of that we would love to watch your video...after completing every video I feel so confident you're doing great job❤️ just an request try to upload videos frequently
I have never hit subscribe button and clicked the bell icon this quick after watching the very first video on any other RUclips channel.
Mr Akshay Saini is a Great Master of JavaScript !!!
Man you really put in some work in teaching. I can see in you eyes how much you are enjoying explaining and that is why it comes out great. absolutely phenomenal job and thank you truly.
Since, I have started following you. I am now fully in love with JavaScript and it's power. Thanks for share such wonderful knowledge with us.
I would like to request you for SINGLE SPA micro frontend with reactjs example. It would be worth to all us as follower.
Thanks you brother 😊
Brother you are one of my best teachers.
bro casually transformed student lives thank you akshay
16:33, just a fun watch i notice- watch calefully, literally moving forward to my first love of javascript.
Liked that you included how to create Polyfills as an additional part (as map, filter, reduce is also an example of HOF) in this video.
you are the best techer to have
This is the first time I saw one of your videos. I don't like videos on YT very often, but I liked this one. You talked very fast and present a lot of information. Yet I understood you very well. So many times I watch programmer's videos and they are hard to understand. I've been interested in functional programming in JS for a long time, but havn't started looking into it yet, but I will now by watching all your videos.
Kitna time laga dia bhai
Kbse wait kar rha thaa
Thanks for providing such an amazing content for free ❤️
Mai bhi miss kar raha tha aapko. Ab firse sab shuru ❤️
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We middle class students need more people like you
Bhagwan apko humesha khush rakhe 🙏
Thank you Akshay! So engaging and crystal clear that watching this, feels like 24 minutes completed in 2.4 minutes. Namaste JavaScript is best!
I loss my hope but when i go through your video its a new energy i found myself high
1. Promises
2. async/await
Please make videos on these two topics. I am waiting for it.
Everytime I watch your videos I get glued to it till the end. Nice way to explaining
03:01 Higher order functions are essential for functional programming
06:02 Calculating area, circumference, and diameter of circles using higher-order functions.
09:03 Optimizing code using the DRY principle and creating a generic function for calculating area
12:04 Creating a generic function to pass logic and calculate different values based on input.
15:05 Functional programming allows code abstraction and reusability through higher-order functions.
18:06 Functional programming focuses on reusability and modularity, breaking down logic into smaller functional units.
21:07 map function creates a new array and iterates over each element to return the output
24:03 Higher order functions allows for modular and reusable code through the use of callback functions.
after I watch the video, I understand higher order function and how it work, thank you so much for teaching us , lots of love for you ♥
Unbelievable excellent. This is how a knowledgeable man helps to other to the whole community. Thank you ❤ very much.
Sir please keep this playlist alive 😍😍
You are god of javascript 🔥...no one can explain like the way you explain..you can't even imagine how happy i am that you came back🌟
your way of explaining the concepts is too good and and showing how much important it is was best part 🤯
These videos are so helpful in understanding JavaScript explained like nobody else! Thank you very much for these gems. Hope life is good!