async await is a syntactic sugar for promise. That is what the definition says. If there is an asynchronous function we can call that after the keyword await and then we can wrap the entire function as async. Eg: async function someFn() { let someThink = await asynchronousFn(); }
Summary: Observable can only publish data, Subject can publish and subscribe data; Observables are cold ,we need minimum one subscriber to get data, Subjects are hot it will emit data without subscribers also, Observable maintain different set of data for each subscriber; Subjects emitts same set of results to all its subscribers. Observables are unicast,subjects are multi cast
So it's like an Observable is a copy of a single player game, whereas Subjects are a multiplayer game that sends the same values to everyone subscribed and emits the data even if no one is on the server.
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Thanks for your work! It's very helpful! Can you tell me please, how we can do that with async operation? example: we have API(with random number)
async await is a syntactic sugar for promise. That is what the definition says. If there is an asynchronous function we can call that after the keyword await and then we can wrap the entire function as async.
Eg:
async function someFn() {
let someThink = await asynchronousFn();
}
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Very informative and clear please post git link.
Thank you. Here is the link to the repo.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Interview-Concepts
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Summary:
Observable can only publish data,
Subject can publish and subscribe data;
Observables are cold ,we need minimum one subscriber to get data,
Subjects are hot it will emit data without subscribers also,
Observable maintain different set of data for each subscriber;
Subjects emitts same set of results to all its subscribers.
Observables are unicast,subjects are multi cast
That's right
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could you please let me now any use case where I should use observable and where i should use subject
You would have seen using observable in many places. Especially in http calls. We can use subject to notify changes to unrelated components.
Can you please put down the video about the differences between click and on click as well that would be very helpful thanx.
The javascript onclick event will be used as (click) in angular. We will not use onclick in angular
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Hello, can you please explain what is event loop in javascript
Sure, event loop is an interesting topic. I will cover it in a separate video as part of Javascript Hero to Superhero series.
In what scenarios we have to use observable and subjects?
Different types of subject and their difference please sir?
Please wait for my next video. That will answer these questions 😄
So it's like an Observable is a copy of a single player game, whereas Subjects are a multiplayer game that sends the same values to everyone subscribed and emits the data even if no one is on the server.
Yes. That's right.
Thanks , can you please upload the cide to github ?
Sure. Here is the link.
github.com/freelancer-surender/Angular---Interview-Concepts/tree/master/Observable%20vs%20Subject