You are the greatest teacher. I can't even begin to explain how much you helped me with this playlist (and believe me, I've tried many courses before)! Your teaching method works great for me :)
Nader, thanks again for another great video on JavaScript in Depth! Your explanation is so calm and clear that even complex issues like the ones you explain seem easy to understand!
When attempting to execute our code and dealing with errors, we encounter issues with files like 'throw.js' that cannot be executed without utilizing functions such as 'try-scope.js' and 'try-catch-object.js'. Would it be advisable to delete the 'throw.js' file, considering whether it still serves a significant purpose now that the code can run smoothly?
Yup! We would always want to try/catch things and catch any throws that may happen in our code. Usually you would be careful to catch the throw higher up in the call stack so it doesn't stop the program like we saw here 😊
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You are the greatest teacher.
I can't even begin to explain how much you helped me with this playlist (and believe me, I've tried many courses before)! Your teaching method works great for me :)
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Nader, thanks again for another great video on JavaScript in Depth! Your explanation is so calm and clear that even complex issues like the ones you explain seem easy to understand!
Thanks Patricio! Glad you're enjoying these 😊
Very good tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks😍. Explained Nicely.
Thanks Atif! 😊
Thank you!
When attempting to execute our code and dealing with errors, we encounter issues with files like 'throw.js' that cannot be executed without utilizing functions such as 'try-scope.js' and 'try-catch-object.js'. Would it be advisable to delete the 'throw.js' file, considering whether it still serves a significant purpose now that the code can run smoothly?
Yup! We would always want to try/catch things and catch any throws that may happen in our code. Usually you would be careful to catch the throw higher up in the call stack so it doesn't stop the program like we saw here 😊
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Thanks! Hope you’re enjoying the series 😄