Different ways of defining functions in JavaScript

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[@ufotofu9]

Awesome thank you. The various ways to write a function confused the hell out of me for a long time.
I know this video is from 2014, but those viewing it today should know that document.write() has security issues and should not be used. Instead, to print the output to the page, use the DOM.
Specifically, "myVar.innerHTML = `Sum of numbers is: ${sum}`;
" does the same without the security issues of document.write().

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You did an excellent job of explaining these concepts. I even understood them and I'm a beginner in javascript. I like what your doing!

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[@crzle3205]

Thanks Kudvenkat ..this video is very helpful to understand the different ways of defining function JS

[@sbylk99]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for explaining the third self-invoking function method!!

[@thomasbutman]

Thanks for another great video, Kudvenkat! One question on your immediately-invoked function expression--I noticed you used the syntax (function(number){...}(5)). On your next slide you used (function(number){...})(5). In one case the function expression is wrapped in parentheses, and then the argument passed to the function follows. In the other case, the entire function expression along with the argument are wrapped in outer parentheses. Do both cases represent valid syntax? Thanks!

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[@trumankwong3906]

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[@seanraz]

great vid --- really helped clarify the different types of functions

[@osmonddsilva1577]

Excellent! Thanks

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how you are able to debug the code of java script? Which visual studio version you are using sir?

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add breakpoint and set browser as Internet explorer. breakpoint will automatically hit after running html code.

[@sujeetpasi980]

Thank your so much sir for explaining in JavaScript braces does not have any scope

[@cookiecutter5162]

Could you please tell me how many different types of functions declarations there are in Javascript?

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[@gabhishek17]

thanks a lot for you knowledge sharing session.

[@dgloria]

I don't understand this computeFactorial loop. when number reaches 0, it should multiply everything with 0, and all result should be 0. I am totally in darkness with these nested functions. Is it not better regarding readability to put it all in a for loop?
function computeFactorial( number){
var result=number;
for (var counter= number-1; counter>0;counter--)
{
result=result*counter;
}
return result;
}
this works fine for me and I can tell 2 years from now what does it do.

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Thank you very much !

[@yhteensatuma7]

why it shows error when i remove if(number

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[@gabhishek17]

Please continue your example

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illustrious video

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[@mrswolls]

I'm getting 100. Why is it printing 120?

[@pastuh]

5*4 = 20
20*3 = 60
60*2 = 120

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