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    What are apply() and call() in JavaScript? apply and call are two of the less encountered and less well understood aspects of JavaScript, primarily because of their unfamiliarity. Why are they unfami...

  • JavaScript: Array-like objects

    What are array-like objects in JavaScript? Have you heard about array-like objects in JavaScript? If no, this is a good post to learn about them. Array-like objects are not a separate object type, th...

  • JavaScript: Array slice() with examples

    JavaScript array.slice() explained with examples .slice() is a method on all instances of arrays in JavaScript. It accepts two parameters - start index and end index - both of which are optional, and...

  • JavaScript: Array splice() with examples

    JavaScript array.splice() explained with examples .splice() is an instance method on all JavaScript arrays. Depending on the parameters you pass, it has a very multipurpose functionality. Here is wha...

  • JavaScript: bind() vs apply() and call()

    What is the difference between bind(), apply(), and call()? Let's start with a quick summary of .bind(), .apply(), and .call(), with this object:

  • JavaScript: Check if object property is defined

    How to check if a property is defined in an object Probably you know how to check if a variable is defined in JavaScript or not (without crashing your app with a fatal ReferenceError). In case you di...

  • JavaScript: Convert arguments to Array

    How to convert arguments to an Array All JavaScript functions have a local variable called arguments, which is a list of arguments that were passed to the executing function. The first argument can b...