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The document outlines essential JavaScript functions every developer should know, including Arrow Functions, Named Functions, Anonymous Functions, IIFE, Higher-Order Functions, Callback Functions, Function Expressions, Recursive Functions, Generator Functions, and Currying Functions. Each function type is described with its purpose and use case. This serves as a quick reference for developers to understand and utilize these functions effectively.

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JavaScript

The document outlines essential JavaScript functions every developer should know, including Arrow Functions, Named Functions, Anonymous Functions, IIFE, Higher-Order Functions, Callback Functions, Function Expressions, Recursive Functions, Generator Functions, and Currying Functions. Each function type is described with its purpose and use case. This serves as a quick reference for developers to understand and utilize these functions effectively.

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JavaScript

Functions
Every Developer
Should
Know 🚀
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Arrow Function (=>)
What it does:A concise way to write
functions using the => syntax.
Use case: When you need a short
and readable function, especially for
callbacks.

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Named Function
What it does: A function with a
specific name that can be reused and
referenced.
Use case: When you need to define
reusable functions in your code.

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Anonymous Function
What it does:A function without a
name, often used in callbacks.
Use case: When you need a function
temporarily without naming it.

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Immediately Invoked
Function Expression (IIFE)
What it does: A function that
executes immediately after being
defined.
Use case: When you need to run a
function once without polluting the
global scope.

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Higher-Order Function
Whatit does: A functionthat takes
another function as an argument or
returns one. Use case: When
working with functions like .map(),
.filter(), or .reduce().

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Callback Function
What it does: A function passed as
an argument to another function,
which is then executed later.
Use case: When handling
asynchronous operations or event
listeners.

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Function Expression
Whatitdoes:A function stored in a
variable.
Use case: When you need a function
but don’t want to name it explicitly.

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Recursive Function
What it does: A function that calls
itself to solve problems like factorials
or tree traversal.
Use case: When solving problems
that involve repeated breakdowns
into smaller subproblems.

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Generator Function
What it does:A function that can be
paused and resumed using the yield
keyword.
Use case: When generating
sequences of values lazily.

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Currying Function
What it does:Breaks a function with
multiple arguments into a series of
unary (one-argument) functions.
Use case: When you want to create
reusable and modular functions.

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