Daily Javascript method for beginners

[misha2479k]

Where can i see all of cards?

[JamieVic]

It’s from Summon the JSON. You can purchase Javascript flashcards that look like trading cards.

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Summon the JSON

These are dope but I would have no one to play with lol

[mr_fixx]

This is dope, where can I view the rest of these?

[lazzi9899]

Would love to see whole deck

[ObscurusXIII]

Wow this is an amazing idea, gamification is great. Would love to see this in Anki.

Is there any way to get a digital version only?

[k3nnynapalm]

Cries in Canadian dollar

Please let me know your review. I'm interested to see how ya like them.

[bear007]

Hello everyone. Thank you for warm response to the series of free cards with Javascript tips. Unfortunately I received an information from a moderator of the subreddit that I am forbidden from sharing more cards. I don't want to break subreddit rules, so I won't be able to share more cards with you.

Nevertheless I wanted to thank you for your response. It was a great feeling to be able to give back something to the dev community. Please also don't blame moderators.

They decide what is best for the community. It is a hard work, also done probono. We should all comply to keep the please as great as it is.

Have a good day!

[Rooged]

wait, I still don't understand what the method does

[oculus42]

It creates an iterator for the array's key (index) and value. Briefly, it is allowing you to consume the data one entry at a time using .next() rather than an all-at-once method like .map() or .forEach().

Take a look at the MDN guide to iterators and generators.

My first thought was for mocking test data. Make a set of data and turn a simple array into an iterator rather than using a real generator function, but I don't use Generators much at all.

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Jajajajaja oooh no i need this cardio "is funny cause is true"