Do you know Javascript? After the success of the previous video, I've decided to make a second one with 10 more challenges to test your knowledge of the language.
These are 4 out of the 10 challenges you'll find in the video:
The ++ operator is really handy and you can put it either before or after the variable. But do you know the difference between the two?
let value = 3;
console.log(value++);
console.log(++value);
You can use _ and the letter e in numbers and they're still valid!
const THE_ANSWER = 1_2 + 3e1;
console.log(THE_ANSWER);
Isn't the output here supposed to be 7 on both cases? Actually, none of them is 7!
const x = "5";
console.log(1 + 1 + x);
console.log(x + 1 + 1);
Can you spot any unintended side effect here?
let me = { name: "Leonardo", socials: { twitter: "@balastrong" } };
let luca = { ...me };
luca.name = "Luca";
luca.socials.twitter = "@puppo92";
console.log(me);
console.log(luca);
If you're curious about the answers, you can find them in the video below. I hope you enjoy it!
In the video above, I go through all challenges and show the answer, but I also recorded a slower version where I actually explain them in more detail. If you're curious and want to learn more, you can find it here:
Let me know how many did you got right! :D
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Top comments (3)
Great challenges and video 👏
Thank you! Which video version you liked the most? The short one without explanations or the longer one with?
I think the last video with the explanation is better because, in the beginning, a visual response or effect is more effective than just an imagination. But both were great, Congrats again !!! 👏 🚀 💻