Author: Saim Khalid

JavaScript Classes The JavaScript classes are a blueprint or template for object creation. They encapsulate the data and functions to manipulate that data. We can create the object using classes. Creating an object from a class is referred to as instantiating the class. In JavaScript, the classes are built on prototypes. The classes are introduced to JavaScript…

JavaScript Objects The JavaScript object is a non-primitive data type that is used to store data as key-value pairs. The key-value pairs are often referred as properties. A key in a key-value pair, also called a “property name”, is a string and value can be anything. If a property’s value is a function, the property is known as a method.…

JavaScript Tagged Templates The tagged templates in JavaScript are an advanced version of the template literals. You can define the function to format the string and use it with a template literal to format the string according to the functionality of the function. The tagged template can be used with the string using the function…

JavaScript Tempate Literals In JavaScript, the template literals are introduced in ES6 to customize the string dynamically. The template literals allow you to add variables or expressions into the string, and the string changes according to the variables and expression value changes. There are multiple synonyms words used for the template literal words. For example, template string,…

What is a TypedArray? A JavaScript TypedArray is an array-like object used to store binary data. Unlike the array, the size of the TypedArray can’t be dynamic and can’t hold the values of the different data types, improving the performance of the TypedArray. A TypedArray is used in audio processing, graphics rendering, networking, etc. Why…

JavaScript Reflect In JavaScript, Reflect is a global object and was introduced in ECMAScript 6 (ES6). It contains static methods, providing a better way to interact with the object at runtime. Unlike most global objects, Reflect is not a constructor. You cannot use it with the new operator or invoke the Reflect object as a function. All…

In JavaScript, iterables are objects that can be iterated through using the for…of loop. They can also be iterated over using other methods like forEach(), map(), etc. Basically, you can traverse through each element of the iterable in JavaScript. Here are some examples of the common iterables. Iterate using the for…of loop In this section,…

A WeakMap object in JavaScript is a collection of key-value pairs where the keys are weakly referenced. The WeakMap keys must be objects or non-registered symbols, and values are of any arbitrary JavaScript type. The WeakMap is similar to the JavaScript Map. The main difference between the WeakMap and Map data structure is that the WeakMap data…

A Map object in JavaScript is a collection of key-value pairs where the keys can be of any type, including objects or functions. The order of the map elements is the same as the insertion order of the key-value pairs. To create a new Map object, you can use the new Map() constructor. You can then add…

The JavaScript WeakSet object is a collection of objects. The WeakSet is very similar to the Set. The main difference between the WeakSet and Set is that the WeakSet contains only objects, and the Set can also contain the values like numbers, Boolean, string, etc. WeakSet objects are weak, meaning that references to objects in…