Function chainingFunction chaining is nothing but grouping functions in one single line using dot notation. This type of chaining makes the code very concise and also improves the performance.Here we are going to learn function chaining using regular objects.a) Without function chaining In the following example an object 'obj' is created ... Read More

Regular functions vs Arrow functionsAn arrow function is used to write the code concisely. Both functions regular and arrow work in a similar manner but there are some differences between them. Let's discuss those differences in a nutshell.syntax of an arrow functionlet x = (params) => { // code };syntax of a ... Read More

We can able to access the existing object by creating its own prototype using a javascript method called "Object.create()". Using this method we can inherit the properties from the existing properties to the newly created prototype. Let's discuss it in a nutshell.syntaxObject.create(existing obj);This method takes the existing object and creates ... Read More

Boolean functionWhile developing, a developer may come across yes/no situation. At that point of time Boolean() function can be used. It results only in true or false. Let's discuss it in detail.syntaxBoolean(exp);It takes an expression and scrutinizes it and displays either true or false based on the validity of the ... Read More

Object.assign()This method is used to copy one or more source objects to a target object. It invokes getters and setters since it uses both 'get' on the source and 'Set' on the target. It returns the target object which has properties and values copied from the target object. This method ... Read More

An array is a group of elements. Each element has its own index value. We can access any element using these indexes. But in the case of the last element, we don't know the index until we know the number of elements present in the array. In this case, we have ... Read More

push() vs unshift()The methods push() and unshift() are used to add an element in an array. But they have a slight variation. The method push() is used to add an element at the end of the array, whereas the method unshift() is used to add the element at the start ... Read More

Javascript has provided the getAttributeNode() method to find the attribute node with the specified name of an element, as an attribute object. If the attribute does not exist, the return value is null or an empty string ("").syntaxelement.getAttributeNode(attributename);It returns the attribute object representing the specified attribute node ExampleIn the following example, there are two heading ... Read More

setInterval()This is one of the many timing events. The window object allows code to execute at every certain interval of time. This object has provided SetInterval() to repeat a function for every certain amount of time. It takes two parameters as arguments. One is the function and the other is the time ... Read More

 setTimeout()This is one of the many timing events. The window object allows the execution of code at specified time intervals. This object has provided SetTimeout() to execute a function after a certain amount of time. It takes two parameters as arguments. One is the function and the other is the ... Read More