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Are you new to javascript? I'm sharing with you top 10 amazing tricks that will blow your mind
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Execution time. You can measure the execution time of a code by using console.time and console.time
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end. All you have to do is to put your code inside them, pass an equal label to them
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and there you go. Just run the code. Array to object. How do you convert an array to an object? Well
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you could do that just by using a spread operator. Filling an array. Well, if you want to have an array filled with similar values
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you can use fill method to achieve that. Object to table. If you have a giant array containing tons of objects
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you can use console.table to represent them in clean table or form
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Grouping. You can group different items using console.group and console.group end. This helps in debugging your code. Console colors. You could change the
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color of the text shown using console.log. Again, this plays a huge role in debugging purposes
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Shorten if-else statement. If you're dealing with if-else statements, you should consider ternary operator. Now these both codes will result in same output
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while the latter one will save around 5 lines of code. Large numbers. If you're dealing with large numbers
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you can try adding underscores as a separator to increase the readability
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Arrow functions. Arrow functions allow you to code cleaner and saves unnecessary lines of code
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Equality. Do you know the difference between double equal and triple equal? While the latter
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one checks for the data type of the given value as well, it's recommended to use triple equal
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symbol than a double equal. That's all for now
