While developing a JavaScript application, you must have gone through situations where you needed to import functionality from another module. You may have wondered about the different ways you can import a module in JavaScript. Here comes this tutorial. In this tutorial, we will explore the methods of importing a module, including various import statements, […]
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URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. It is the address of a website, image, document, API and other resources. A URL consists of several components such as the protocol type (i.e. HTTP or HTTPS), domain name, path, operational parameters and also data. Encoding a URL in JavaScript is necessary to ensure its correct interpretation and
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In JavaScript and Node.js development, creating modular code is crucial for building scalable and maintainable programs. One key mechanism for exporting and importing code between files is the “export default” statement. The “export default” allows developers to designate a default export from a module, making it the primary export of that file. This simplifies the
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Asynchronous programming is a vital part of JavaScript in the sense that it lets us execute multiple tasks at once no matter how complex each task may be. With the introduction of async/await, asynchronous programming has become easier than ever before! However, in some cases, we may need to execute multiple independent asynchronous tasks at
Programming with arrays can be difficult at times but JavaScript provides us with some handy functions for working with arrays, map() is one of them. It is commonly used to iterate over an array and transform each element in it. However, the power of map() can be extended to iterate over objects as well. In
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One of the most basic algorithms, or we can say statistical methods to predict certain variables is known as Linear Regression. As can be easily figured out from its name, Linear Regression is a very simple application, it is used only for variables that are linearly related to one another. In reality, this kind of
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So you have covered the basics of JavaScript what now? Well with the power of Tensorflow.js, you can now take your JS skills to the next level with Machine Learning. Machine Learning is the use of computer systems that are able to learn and adapt without explicit explanation. Tensorflow.js is a JavaScript library to use
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When you get deeper into building scalable web server applications using NodeJS and JavaScript at some point in time, you’ll feel the need to handle binary data, stream, and buffer. NodeJS and JavaScript both have ways to handle binary data. In this article, we’ll take a look at the Buffer module provided by NodeJS and
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jQuery is one of the most popular JavaScript libraries of its time, it becomes so much more popular because of the extended functionality that it provided to web developers. jQuery is a JavaScript library that makes it easy to handle events, asynchronous JavaScript requests, Document Object Module manipulation, and animation. So in this post, we
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In this article, we will explain what object prototypes are in JavaScript, their use, and various methods and concepts around it. Before moving on with the topic, it is necessary to have a basic understanding of JavaScript objects. JavaScript object is a non-primitive data type in JavaScript that stores multiple collections of data, or properties.
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