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10 Javascript You Must Master To Become A Pro

The document outlines ten essential JavaScript concepts for mastering the language, including closures, event loop, prototypes, higher-order functions, currying, debouncing, ES6+ features, modules, promises vs async/await, and memory management. Each concept is briefly defined, its significance explained, and examples are suggested for better understanding. Mastery of these concepts is crucial for becoming a proficient JavaScript developer.

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10 Javascript You Must Master To Become A Pro

The document outlines ten essential JavaScript concepts for mastering the language, including closures, event loop, prototypes, higher-order functions, currying, debouncing, ES6+ features, modules, promises vs async/await, and memory management. Each concept is briefly defined, its significance explained, and examples are suggested for better understanding. Mastery of these concepts is crucial for becoming a proficient JavaScript developer.

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10 JavaScript

Concepts You Must


Master to Become a
Pro

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Closures
What is it?
A closure is a function that remembers the variables from its outer
scope, even after the outer function has executed.

Why does it matter?


Closures help in data encapsulation, function factories, and
memoization.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Event Loop & Async JS
What is it?
JavaScript uses an event loop to handle asynchronous tasks like API
calls, setTimeout, and event listeners.

Why does it matter?


Understanding the event loop helps you avoid race conditions,
blocking code, and performance issues.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Prototype & Inheritance
What is it?
Prototypes allow objects to inherit properties and methods from
other objects.

Why does it matter?


Mastering prototypes helps in object-oriented programming and
understanding JavaScript’s prototype chain.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Higher-Order Functions
What is it?
A higher-order function is a function that takes another function as
an argument or returns a function.

Why does it matter?


They make code more reusable and modular!

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Currying
What is it?
Currying transforms a function so that it takes one argument at a
time instead of multiple at once.

Why does it matter?


It helps in partial application and function reuse.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Debouncing & Throttling
What is it?
Debouncing: Delays function execution until a certain period has
passed.
Throttling: Ensures a function runs at most once in a given period.

Why does it matter?


Improves performance by preventing unnecessary function calls
(e.g., API calls while typing).

Example (Debounce):

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
ES6+ Features
What is it?
Modern JavaScript introduced powerful features like:
✅ Destructuring
✅ Spread & Rest Operators
✅ Arrow Functions
✅ Template Literals

Why does it matter?


Makes code cleaner, shorter, and more readable.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Modules & Import/Export
What is it?
Modules allow us to split code into separate files for better
maintainability.

Why does it matter?


Prevents global scope pollution and makes code modular.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Promises vs Async/Await
What is it?
Promises: Handle async operations using .then().
Async/Await: A cleaner way to handle async code.

Why does it matter?


Makes async code more readable and error-handling easier.

Example:

Milind Gupta
Frontend Developer
Memory Management &
Garbage Collection
What is it?
JS automatically manages memory, but leaks can happen!

Why does it matter?


Prevents performance issues in long-running apps.

Common Memory Leaks:


🔹 Unused DOM elements
🔹 Global variables not freed
🔹 Circular references

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Frontend Developer
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