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Master JavaScript’s Latest Updates: A Guide to ES10 (ECMAScript 2019):
2CommentsHere are key features introduced in ES10 (ECMAScript 2019) with detailed descriptions and examples: 1. Array.flat() and Array.flatMap(): JavaScript JavaScript 2. Object.fromEntries(): JavaScript 3. String.trimStart() and String.trimEnd(): JavaScript 4. Symbol.description: JavaScript 5. Optional Catch Binding: JavaScript 6. JSON Superset: JavaScript 7. BigInt Primitive: JavaScript 8. Dynamic Import: JavaScript Note: These features continue JavaScript’s evolution, offering…
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Master JavaScript’s Latest Updates: A Guide to ES9 (ECMAScript 2018)
Here are the key features introduced in ES9 (ECMAScript 2018), with detailed descriptions and examples: 1. Rest/Spread Properties: JavaScript JavaScript 2. Asynchronous Iteration: JavaScript 3. Promise.prototype.finally(): JavaScript 4. RegExp Named Capture Groups: JavaScript 5. RegExp Lookbehind Assertions: JavaScript 6. RegExp dotAll Flag (s): JavaScript 7. Object.fromEntries(): JavaScript
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Master JavaScript’s Latest Updates: A Guide to ES8 (ECMAScript 2017)
Here are the key features introduced in ES8 (ECMAScript 2017), with detailed descriptions and examples: 1. Async/Await: JavaScript 2. Shared Memory and Atomics: JavaScript 3. Object.values/Object.entries: JavaScript 4. String Padding: JavaScript 5. Trailing Commas in Function Parameter Lists and Calls: JavaScript
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Master JavaScript’s Latest Updates: A Guide to ES7 (ECMAScript 2016)
Here are the key features introduced in ES7 (ECMAScript 2016) with detailed descriptions and examples: 1. Exponentiation Operator (): JavaScript 2. Array.prototype.includes(): JavaScript
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Master JavaScript’s Latest Updates: A Guide to ES6 (ECMASCRIPT 2015):
Here are the key features introduced in ES6 (ECMAScript 2015) with detailed descriptions and examples: 1. Block-Scoped Variables (let and const): let: Declares variables with block scope, meaning they’re only accessible within the block where they’re declared (e.g., within an if statement or a loop). JavaScript const: Declares variables that cannot be reassigned after their initial assignment. JavaScript 2.…