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JavaScript ES6 Features

The document outlines essential ES6 features of JavaScript, including Arrow Functions, Template Literals, and Destructuring Assignment. It explains various methods such as Map, Filter, and Reduce, as well as concepts like the Spread and Rest Operators, Async/Await, and Modules. Each feature is briefly described to highlight its utility in modern JavaScript development.

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JavaScript ES6 Features

The document outlines essential ES6 features of JavaScript, including Arrow Functions, Template Literals, and Destructuring Assignment. It explains various methods such as Map, Filter, and Reduce, as well as concepts like the Spread and Rest Operators, Async/Await, and Modules. Each feature is briefly described to highlight its utility in modern JavaScript development.

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JavaScript 1

Arrow Funciton Map & Set

Template Literals Default Parameters

Destructuring Assignment Modules

Spread Operator Map Method

Rest Operator Filter Method

Async / Await Reduce Method

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JavaScript 2

Arrow Funciton

Arrow Function provides a concise syntax for


writing functions, especially useful for short,
one-line operations

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JavaScript 3

Template Literals

Template literals allow embedding expressions


inside strings, providing a cleaner and more
readable way to concatenate strings.

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JavaScript 4

Desturcturing Assignment

Destructuring assignment simplifies the


extraction of values from objects or arrays into
individual variables.

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JavaScript 5

Spread Operator

The spread operator allows for the expansion of


elements, making it handy for creating new
arrays or objects based on existing ones.

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JavaScript 6

Rest Operator

The rest parameter allows functions to accept


an indefinite number of arguments as an array,
simplifying parameter handling.

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JavaScript 7

Async / Await

Async/await is a syntax for handling


asynchronous code more concisely, providing a
cleaner alternative to working with Promises.

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JavaScript 8

Map & Set

Map and Set are new data structures


introduced in ES6. Map is an ordered collection
of key-value pairs, and Set is a collection of
unique values.

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JavaScript 9

Default Parameters

Default parameters provide values for function


parameters if none are provided, improving
flexibility and reducing the need for explicit
checks

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JavaScript 10

Modules

ES6 modules provide a clean and organized way


to structure and import/export code, improving
maintainability and reusability.

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JavaScript 11

Map Method

The map method in JavaScript is used to create


a new array by applying a provided function to
each element of an existing array

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JavaScript 12

Filter Method

The filter method creates a new array containing


only the elements that satisfy a specified
condition.

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JavaScript 13

Reduce Method

The reduce method is used to accumulate the


elements of an array into a single value

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