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Hey there Coders 👋 If you are into Coding and want to join our community 🎈 Just drop a 🙋 to get in :) Follow this page to get posts related to Programming and Technology 🧑‍💻 #Coding #DEVCommunity #CommunitySupport
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Should I make content on Vibe coding 💭
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Which api testing tool is your go-to?
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The choice between MongoDB and PostgreSQL depends on your application's specific needs, such as the type of data, scalability requirements, and the complexity of data relationships. ⌛️🪬
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Data Integrity MongoDB: Provides more flexibility but requires careful handling for consistency, as it lacks some features like foreign key constraints PostgreSQL: Enforces data integrity thrgh primry and foreign key constraints, making it ideal for apps that require consistency
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MongoDB v/s PostgreSQL 👇 a thread 🧵
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CodewithCoffee 🚀@codewithcoffee_·
Common Closure Pitfall: 👇 When using loops inside closures, the loop variable can cause unexpected behavior due to how closures work. To avoid this, use let or IIFEs to create block scope. Learn to handle closures
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Function Scope vs Block Scope: Function Scope: Variables declared with var are function-scoped, meaning they’re only accessible within the function. Block Scope: Variables declared with let and const are block-scoped, meaning they exist only within the curly braces {}
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CodewithCoffee 🚀@codewithcoffee_·
Do you know what the scope and closure is in JavaScript? 👀👇
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CodewithCoffee 🚀@codewithcoffee_·
Example: function outer() { let count = 0; return function inner() { count++; console.log(count); }; } const increment = outer(); increment(); // 1 increment(); // 2
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What is a Closure? 🤌 A closure is a function that 'closes over' the variables in its outer scope. This means a function can access variables from its surrounding scope even after that scope has finished executing.
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