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37 responses to “Modern JavaScript Tutorial #4 – Functions”
I have a question about the function at 23:44. Why din't you just console.log(greet); instead of doing const greet result console.log(result()); ?
Thank you Net Ninja =)
hello bro kindly post link in which we your students could ask question …pls
You have the right way to teach very clear, I'll definitely be buying your course great teacher
Tried searching for ages for the answer; but what colour theme is he using and how do I get the light grey unused variable highlighting. Ps. Super props to NetNinja, bought his Udemy Vue course, but just doing a quick refresh and picking up a few tips I've missed or forgotten.
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Thanks , I follow you from Syria … continue!
I've watched dozens of videos on functions & this one is succinctly put….
Hi, help me, at 10:00.
why does my code output
"good day $name" … instead of "good day Mario?
do i make something wrong ? because this code it's not running for me .
const bill = (products, tax) => {
let total = 0;
for(let i = 0 ; i < products.lenght; i++){
total += products[i] + products[i] * tax;
}
return total;
};
console.log(bill([10,15,30], 0.2));
Thanks
The thumbnail color make it difficult to detect which videos I have seen lol
42:40 – "ul.innerHTML = html;" gets "Cannot set property 'innerHTML' of null"
Thanks for all your tutorial. It really really helpful to me… You make me understand Every day in web development… I love you so much.. ..
Note .. you are the best to me…..
we don't need to return the counter 'i' declared in for loop, is that because that 'i' is a global variable??
just a couple videos, and I had to buy this course. the way u explained stuff just made it so clear and easy to absorb. Thank you
You have a gift to teach. Your courses have very good content but you can also teach and explain very well. I'll definitely be buying your course.
Why do we need callback functions and forEach method?
Well done! I really liked the video. It's easy to follow along!!
Yeah ninja, you sliced it thanks alot π
Really mesmerized by these gold tips!
Your teaching style is so clear and easy to follow. Thanks for letting us preview before buying. π With so many JavaScript Udemy courses, this really helps me decide!
Man! You are more than AWESOME! I am a big fan of Your tutorials and in my opinion this one is the most understandable material about modern js I've seen since now, comparing even with paid ones! Thanks for what You are doing for us!
Man change this video thumbnail
This one is my most favorite, thanks ninja
I started off by watching your channel, but JavaScript seemed weird to me. I'm someone who likes to know "why?" Why does this do this, and how? How could I use this in other situations? Saying this, I decided to step back to Java. Really recommend it and though it's a bit annoying with what it provides, like the jButton, but I recommend programming your own button. Fun, and feels great
Thanks π
Ultra basic. Not sure there was a need for this tutorial. I assume you take the training wheels off at some point?
Your real life example of forEach() method with HTML is a brilliant way to explain its purpose. Thank you!
all right then gang we can see that Shaun is clear and concise as always. Beginners will find this to be another ruby from him
Great video could you please make a vid on algorithms
It is FUCKING ANFAIR, I bought your fucking course and you tall all here free or charge!!! return my money!!!
thanks for forEach!
The best, thanks boss;
Hey Shaun can you please teach how to make a carousel slider with lazy loading features in your javascript course?
Thanks for this! I should absolutely buy your full course
never clicked so fast on an javascript tutorial video xD