Index

1.De-
Folder location ⬇️ structuri
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and Strings\Destructuring Arrays

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1.2 It stores array values one by one by default

Example:

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1.3 If you want to store array value in your order

Example: -

Or you can define function inside object

1.4: Swap

1.5 Nested Array

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1.6 If not know how many array elements present in the array

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 2.De-
structuri
Folder location ⬇️
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Destructuring Objects

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2.1: Creating own variable name and assigning object values

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2.2: If you don't know whether the object element is present or not

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2.3: Mutating variables

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2.4 Nested Objects

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2.5 If you don't know parameter position then we use obj

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 3. The
Spread
Folder Location: -
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\The Spread Operator (...)

3.1: If you want to copy all elements of the array in a new array

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3.2: If you want to print array values without a loop then use

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3.3: Creating array using object array

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3.4: Copy array and join 2 or more arrays

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3.5: Printing string and adding string in arrays

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3.6: You don’t use Spread Operator (…) in object

3.7: passing argument using (...)
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3.8: Object copy and creating new object

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3.9: Copy object and changing name

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4. Rest
Folder Location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Rest Pattern and Parameters

This is part of Destructing

4.1: REST, because on LEFT side of =

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4.2: Objects

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This is part of Function

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You can pass many arguments there is no limit

4.3: Example

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 5. Short
Circuitin
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Short Circuiting (AND and OR)

OR
5.1: Use Any data type, return any data type, short-circuiting

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5.2: Easy way to write without using ternary operator

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AND
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Example:

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 6. The Nullish Coalescing Operator (??)
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\The Nullish Coalescing Operator

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 7. Logical Assignment Operators
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Logical Assignment Operators

7.1: Or assignment operator

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7.2: Nullish assignment operator

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7.3: AND assignment operator

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Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Looping Arrays The for-of Loop

8.1: For loop – for- of loop

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Using entries()
8.2: If you want to print elements with their index then write like this

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8.3: Using DE structuring for printing index+1 and print element

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 9. Enhanced Object Literals
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Enhanced Object Literals

9.1: If you want include outside object inside a another object

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9.2: Inside the object you can also write a function like this

9.3: You can also write object variable like that

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 10. Optional Chaining (?.)
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Optional Chaining (Question_mark dot)
10.1: Using Optional Chaining

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Example:

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10.2: Methods
This work only return not console.log else it print both
The output of code:

This work only returns not console.log else it print both Example below

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 11. Looping Objects (Object Keys, Values, and Entries)

Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\Looping Objects (Object Keys, Values, and Entries)

11.1: Property NAMES

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11.2: Property Values

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11.3: Entire Object

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11.4: Using for loop and printing Key and value both

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 12. Sets
Folder Location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\12. Sets

Set objects are collections of values. A value in the set may only occur once; it is
unique in the set's collection. You can iterate through the elements of a set in
insertion order. The insertion order corresponds to the order in which each
element was inserted into the set by the add() method successfully (that is, there
wasn't an identical element already in the set when add() was called).
Example:

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2. Example

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12.1: Finding Size of Sets

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12.2: element present on set or not using (has) function

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12.3: Adding element in the Set

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12.4: Clear Full set or Empty Set

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12.5: Iterating using for loop

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12.6: Example
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12.7: Converting set into array

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Folder Location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\13. Maps Fundamentals

The Map object holds key-value pairs and remembers the original insertion
order of the keys. Any value (both objects and primitive values) may be used as
either a key or a value.
13.1: Creating Map And Adding Value, For adding value we use (set) and you can
also use Int for key

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13.2: You can also add Boolean key array or etc

13.3: You can access map values by using get and calling with keys
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13.4: Check whether Key available or not in the Map

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13.5: If you want to delete a key then use delete keyword

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13.6: Deleting Map using clear operator clear()

13.7: Finding the Size of the Map using operator size

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13.8.1: Passing array but this gone not work for calling with key Example below
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13.8.2: Pass array like that so you can get access

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13.9: You can also set the object and etc

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14. Map: Iteration

Folder Location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\14. Map Iteration

14.1: Way of creating Map using array

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14.2: Convert object to a map

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14.3: Iterating Object

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14.4: Converting a map to array and getting map value and key

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15. Summary: which data structure to use?

16. Working With Strings -
Folder location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\16. Working With Strings - Part 1

16.1: Getting element by index number like array Or You can direct pass string

16.2: Find length of String You can also do with direct pass string

16.3: Find Index number and This is case sensitive

16.4: Find Index of from the last

16.5: Find word position

16.4: slice()
16.4.1: slice method

16.4.2: slice method with begin and end

16.4.3: If you want extract first word without knowing length of first word

16.4.4: If you want extract last word

16.4.5: We can use negative value like in python

17. Working with Strings - Part 2

Folder Location
C:\Users\patel\Desktop\Js\JavaScript\Data Structures, Modern Operators and
Strings\17. Working With Strings - Part 2

17.1: Changing into lowercase and Uppercase

Example: Fix capitalization in name

17.2: Remove spaces with trim():

17.3.1: Replacing: This is replaced only first occurrence

17.3.2: Replacing all occurrence of same word

OR second method
17.4: Checking if the string includes some character or not Using includes()

17.5: The startsWith() method determines whether a string begins with the
characters of a specified string, returning true or false as appropriate.

17.6: The endsWith() method check from last string

18. Working with Strings - Part 3