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An array is one of the basic data structures in almost all programming languages. The idea of an array is to store multiple elements of …
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A more demanded programming language than JavaScript does not currently exist and is not expected in the near future. A company of any size and …
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One of the main points in building a startup is choosing the technology on which your product will be built. This is a very important …
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What are multiplatform projects? Multiplatform projects are a new experimental feature of Kotlin 1.2. All the language features described here may change in future versions …
How to Enable JavaScript in Mozilla Firefox
JavaScript is a standard programming language that can be included in web pages to enable features such as menus, sounds, and other interactive elements. By …
How to Use Currying in JavaScript
Functional programming is a style of writing code in which functions are passed as arguments (callbacks) and also functions are passed without side effects (changes …
New TypeScript 4.1 version released
TypeScript is an extended version of JavaScript, whose main goal is to simplify the development of large JS applications. This language adds a lot of …
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What is the API? Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are ready-made programming language constructs that allow the developer to build complex functionality with less effort. They …
10 Funny JavaScript libraries
Such a humorous theory has long been known: for any word of the English language, there is a JavaScript library with the appropriate name. Below …
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An app without something to show on its screen gets pretty boring, right? So, the question which arises here is that from where can we …