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[@arunbharath-r8c]

why in the interview method chaining is said as currying

[@uidevguide]

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[@vigneshg5708]

For an angular developer, should he know about JavaScript as well ?

[@uidevguide]

Yes Vignesh.
You have know about it

[@anushadammalapati]

what is the 35th question

[@RBX007]

Simply we can like this.
const flattenArray = [];
const toFlatten = (params) =>{
for (let num of params) {
if(Array.isArray(num)) {
toFlatten(num)
} else flattenArray.push(num);
}
}
toFlatten(numArray);// Pass the array

[@uidevguide]

Hi Buddy can you check the code once,
const flattenArray = [];
const toFlatten = (params) =>{
for (let num of params) {
console.log(num)
if(Array.isArray(num)) {
toFlatten(num)
} else flattenArray.push(num);
}
}
console.log(toFlatten([1,2,[3,4,[5]]]))

[@RBX007]

@@uidevguide Bro, toFlatten function is not returning any thing here. we don't have the return statement. just try to console.log(flattenArray). You will get expected output. But if function need to return just add return flattenArray statement after loop.
const flattenArray = [];
const toFlatten = (params) =>{
for (let num of params) {
if(Array.isArray(num)) {
toFlatten(num)
} else flattenArray.push(num);
}
return flattenArray
}
console.log('Print missing items', toFlatten([1,2,[3,4,[5]]]));
May be you can have different approaches, it was just idea how we can achieve

[@saurabhbarasiya4721]

Can you provide thease questions it well so it will be better

[@uidevguide]

I think you should do it
Homework for you 😎

[@saurabhbarasiya4721]

@@uidevguide sure will do

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[@sumannayak7677]

is he 10+ years exp?

[@uidevguide]

He is 8 years of experience