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Destructuring in JavaScript: Powerful, But Misunderstood

Destructuring in JavaScript is like unpacking a suitcase: it lets you pull out values from arrays or objects in a clean, concise way…

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JavaScript Equality: == vs === and Why It Still Matters

JavaScript’s equality operators, == (loose equality) and === (strict equality), can make or break your code. While they both compare…

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Truthy and Falsy in JavaScript: More Than Just Booleans

In JavaScript, not everything is a simple true or false. The language uses truthy and falsy values to decide what’s “true enough” or “false…

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Hoisting in JavaScript: Variables, Functions, and WTF Moments

Hoisting is one of JavaScript’s quirkiest features, often leading to head-scratching bugs if you don’t understand it. It’s the behavior…

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Closures in JavaScript: Explained Like You’re Five

Imagine you have a toy box that remembers your favorite toys even after you close it. In JavaScript, a closure is like that toy box — it…

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The this Keyword in JavaScript: Context Is Everything

The this keyword in JavaScript is notorious for tripping up developers because its value depends on how a function is called. Understanding…

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How JavaScript Handles Scope: Function, Block, and Global

Scope in JavaScript determines where variables are accessible, and getting it wrong can lead to bugs that are hard to track down. Let’s…

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let vs const vs var: Why This Still Trips Up Devs

JavaScript’s let, const, and var are all used to declare variables, but their differences in scope, reassignment, and behavior can catch…

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Understanding undefined vs null in JavaScript

JavaScript’s undefined and null are two distinct values that often confuse developers, especially when they seem interchangeable but behave…

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Kotlin Testing Toolkit: Kotest, MockK, and Writing Fluent Tests

Testing is essential for building reliable Kotlin apps, and tools like Kotest and MockK make it a breeze with their Kotlin-first…

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