Arrays and Template literals in javascript 

Correction: ( ` ) is called backquote or back tick. Tilde is this (~)

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best explanation of arrays for far as i know and the arrays length functions was really the best explanation.

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this (``) backticks are something intresting that you tell ,i did't know about this, really cool

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with the coming of es6 now functions can be defined in 3 ways:- PLAIN OLD FUNCTIONS: function doraTheExplorer ( param ) {} ANONYMOUS FUNCTIONS ASSIGNED TO A VARIABLE: var theMonkey = function ( param ) {} AND AT LAST, THE ES6 ARROW FUNCTIONS : const duck = ( param ) => {} EDIT: USE const WHEN DEFINING AN ANONYMOUS/ARROW FUNCTION, ITS BETTER THAN VAR, BUT IT IS BLOCK SCOPED const doraTheFuckingExplorer = ( param ) => {}

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Hi hitesh, thx for the tips with the " ` ", i usually use the "," (comma) to combine string and variable. i hope u continue this series, because i really love it. keep up the good work sir. thank you :)

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const arr = ['a','b','c','d'] console.log([arr.length]) output: [4] on the browser console it's properties shown like this [4] 0: 4 length: 1 This means at the first index we have value '4', why so? Thanks

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hi hit, you coding skills very powerful hit for us. why we use const variable in arrays?

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Thank you for the knowledge Sir Hitesh

The "We have Thor super heroes" was such a beautiful coincidence

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Sir I tried that ${} to write the js code inside using vscode but it is taking it a string ie when I write ${superheroes.length} it is not displaying the length of the array instead it is printed as it is, in command prompt. What should I do?

Please suggest some book for JS?!!

I am using ATOM IDE but I am not able to use ES6 syntaxes, example for console.log('we have ${superHeros.length} superheroes.'); I am getting the result -> we have ${superHeros.length} superheroes. how to fix this? how to make ATOM ES6 friendly

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Hello Hitesh, thanks a lot for video series, i can not use ${} structure. what do you think about reason? version?

make videos also on variable hoisting,closures,prototypes

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love with this series sir

Hello Hitesh Sir, I am a great fan of your teaching coding. This is really an amazing JS series. However, I have a question - WHAT'S THE ADVANTAGE OF DEFINING A CONSTANT ARRAY HERE?

const superHeros = ["Iron-Man", "Spider-man", "Super-Man", "srikanth"]; console.log(superHeros); console.log(superHeros[0]); console.log(superHeros[superHeros.length - 1]); console.log(`We have ${superHeros.length} superHeros`);

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I want to start learning node js so this playlist is enough to start node js??

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Teaching and videos are just amazing. Could you please suggest a book for JS for advanced level?

Hi Hitesh, I love the way you teach programming, quick question in this Video on arrays at 09:38 when we "console.log(superHeros[superHeros.length-1])" should return value Sipderman right but in your output why Captain America.

One more style : console.log( 'We have '+superheroes.length+' Super heroes')

Great video

Thanks in a million.

can I simply write: console.log("we have "+superHeros.length+" super heros"); instead of console.log(`we have ${superHeros.length}super heros`); ?? a positive reply would be appriciated

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Can you guys help me to understand what should I learn to enter in IT world?I know HTML and CSS.TIA

Use backticks (`) to get the statement after $ sign

excited for next video

Sir , Please make one video of Useful Shortcuts in VSCode so that we can refer it to be able to code faster. Thanks

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can we write console.log("We have" +" "+[superHeroes.length]+" "+"Super Heroes" ) to calculate our superheroes

Template Literal is a new thing for me. Thanks for the intro of that. I have a question concatenation is also serving the same. Then what's the purpose of introducing Template Literals?

please make a video on call back functions and async/await

awesome videos !! it would be really helpful if you do videos on angular too Thank you!!

You could do without saying someythings are tricky, It creates a mental block for some learners. Feedback

it is simple and cool

Wow another one. Thanks man

is that necessary to define array as constant in java script...???

I think it is not correct. could u tell me what's I am gona miss there in my code? because when I define it in this way as u told us. but it is not working properly. as u can see screen shot.

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Hi Hitesh,thanks a lot for this series.Its been a great learning for me.But I was facing an issue like I was unable to find the length of string using $.Its showing up as a string for me Example:${superheroes.length}

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could you please explain the scope of functions as well. It confuses me a lot

Hi Hitesh, I started watching your training videos and it is really useful. I could see when you type just 'log' the whole 'console.log' is coming in VSCODE. Could you share the steps to configure that in VSCODE? Thanks in advance :)

not able to run bits/stdc++.h in codeblocks and xcode both on mac. Please make a video on it.

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series i good but when i tried to use ${a.length} ,it didn't work