The final part of my array methods that I believe everyone should have a refresher on! Or at least try with their code sometime because there are some of these methods I myself haven’t used yet! With that being said, I’m gonna begin this blog with the reduce method.

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A continuation from my previous blog post, we’ve made it to the third one! My thought process of breaking my blogs up was for people to take a quick read or refresher. I believe that is the best way to learn something thats either new or something you’ve once learned…

Continuing from my previous blog post, if you haven’t checked it out yet heres a link! Small refresher of what is an array is; an array is a special variable that can hold more than one value at a time. …

Arrays are common in almost every coding language. What is an array? W3 schools define an array as a special variable that can hold more than one value at a time. This is important within Javascript because we need to have our values and objects be organized within certain areas…

An if statement is where there needs to be a conditional requirement, i.e. if this is true… we will do this instead of that. Not the best explanation but there will be a demonstration in code on how this works. So what we have is a boolean, something that is…

What is a promise? Well, it’s an object. Just like everything in JavaScript mostly. Promises can have three states first one being pending, the second a fulfilled promise and finally a rejected promise. What you can do with promises is that you can have a fetch request to a URL…

While learning React there was something important to understand which was synchronous vs asynchronous. I’ve been told by a bunch of peers that this is something important to have a grasp of because of how common it is within JavaScript while creating applications.

Synchronous is when the code is executed…

What I’ve found difficult within my coding journey is understanding the differences between a function vs an arrow function. Is there a difference? …