What are Higher-Order functions in #javascript?
"They take functions as arguments or return functions as the "return value" or perform both operations"
This sounds hard to understand without seeing examples. Thankfully, @NetmattaTech has some to share
https://t.co/cocrE4yUpt
@samdave69 You have just given a good and solid explanation of why Humans should stay away from Seed oils. Although, you have decided to skip the part of the amount of toxic checmicals used to make this oil look clean and good. Stay from vegetable oils.
https://t.co/5zwEvVIApo
@KingPhipps@GoaiDev The function is only returning the value "B" from the "finally" block.
The "doWeirdStuff()" will first invoke the stuffB() which logs "A" then the "finally" block which logs "B". It will then log the return value of doWeirdStuff() which is "B"
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Hey #javascript developer, Are your functions pure?
Do you know what pure and impure functions are?
pure = 0 side effects
impure = +1 side effects
@NetmattaTech explains these two concepts in his article. Check it out!
https://t.co/jhGlU6qC1R
Are you #programmer who constantly hears about people developing smart contracts but has no idea where to start?
No worries!
@NetmattaTech wrote an easy-to-follow tutorial to create your first Ethereum smart contract using #Solidity
https://t.co/9PN8Lwj4tC