Dear YouTube intern you might have touched something. The play and pause not changing correctly. #namasteJavascript @YouTube @akshaymarch7

🧠 Day 22 - Namaste JS (Ep 16-18) ✅ let & const vs var ✅ Template literals & default params ✅ Arrow functions ✅ Destructuring & spread/rest ✅ Closures, HOFs, Callbacks JS ES6 = cleaner & powerful coding! #NamasteJavaScript #100DaysOfCode #JS

🚀 Day 21 – Namaste JS (Ep 13-15 Rev) 🔄 Ep 13: Closures keep access to lexical scope even after context ends. 🔄 Ep 14: Callbacks run later; avoid callback hell via Promises/async-await. 🔄 Ep 15: First-class functions — pass, return & store them like values. #NamasteJavaScript

🔄 Day 20 – Namaste JavaScript Revision 📚 Episodes 9–12 reviewed! ✅ Deep dive into scope, closures & lexical environment ✅ Hoisting quirks revisited ✅ Mastered callback & event loop concepts 🧠 Revision = retention #NamasteJavaScript #JavaScript #100DaysOfCode #DevCommunity

🧠 Day 19 – Namaste JS (Ep 5–8) ✅ Hoisting: var→undefined, let/const→TDZ, funcs hoisted ✅ Funcs as values, scope chain decides access ✅ Empty JS → GEC, global=window ✅ Undefined=declared no value, Not defined=never declared #NamasteJavaScript #JavaScript #100DaysOfCode

🧠 Day 15 - Namaste JS Ep 15 📌 First-Class Functions in JS ✅ JS treats functions as first-class citizens ✅ You can: • Pass as arguments • Return from functions • Assign to variables 🔥 That’s the power behind callbacks, closures & HOFs! #NamasteJavaScript #100DaysOfCode

📍Day 11 – Ep12: Variable Shadowing in JS When inner scope var overrides outer var with same name. let a = "outer"; { let a = "inner"; console.log(a); // inner } ⛔ Illegal: let shadowed by var ✅ Allowed: var shadowed by let #NamasteJavaScript #JS

📅 Day 9 of #NamasteJavaScript Ep 10: Hoisting in JS 🧠 Hoisting = memory allocated before execution var → undefined let & const → in TDZ Functions declared are hoisted Function expressions aren’t JS is tricky, but now it clicks! #100DaysOfCode #JavaScript

🧠 Day 8 of #NamasteJavaScript Today I finally understood Closures! A closure is when a function remembers its lexical scope even after its parent is gone. 🔁 It captures variables from its outer scope and carries them like a backpack! 🎒 This is JS magic ✨ #100DaysOfCode

🚀 Day 7 of #NamasteJavaScript 📌 Ep 9: Short Circuiting in JS ✅ || returns first truthy value ✅ && returns first falsy value ✅ Lazy evaluation → skips unnecessary ops ✅ Used for conditional logic & fallbacks 🧠 Smart way to write cleaner code! #100DaysOfCode #JavaScript

Day 6 ✅ | #NamasteJavaScript Ep8 Took a Sunday break , now continuing my streak! 🧠 How JavaScript handles functions + variable memory 🔄 Activation Object vs Execution Context 🧵 Code Execution Flow in JS Every episode deepens my JS foundation! #100DaysOfCode #LearnInPublic

📚 Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode | #NamasteJavaScript Ep. 6 🔍 Call Stack Deep Dive ➡️ JS is single-threaded & synchronous ➡️ Call Stack = Manages function execution ➡️ LIFO (Last In First Out) ➡️ Stack Overflow = Too many nested calls 🎯 JS executes top of the stack #LearnInPublic

📅 Day 2 of #100DaysOfCode | #NamasteJavaScript 🎥 Ep 4 & 5: Execution Context + How JS Executes Code 🧠 JS runs in 2 phases: Memory Creation & Code Execution 📞 Call Stack (LIFO) handles function calls ⚙️ Each function = new Execution Context #JavaScript #DevJourney

📅 Day 1 - #NamasteJavaScript Watched Ep 1–3 🎥 💡 Why JS matters ⚙️ Execution Context (Memory + Code phase) 🚀 Hoisting: var = undefined, let/const = TDZ Understanding JS engine = writing better code 💻 #100DaysOfCode #LearnInPublic

Just revisited async JS with @akshaymarch7 “Promise APIs + Interview Questions” from #NamasteJavaScript — so crisp, clear & practical! 🚀 Never underestimate the power of relearning. Highly recommend for anyone brushing up their #JavaScript skills! youtu.be/DlTVt1rZjIo?si…

Just watched Ep 4 of #NamasteJavaScript S02 by @akshaymarch7 /await is pure elegance! 🚀 JavaScript’s way of handling async code is genius: no callback hell, just clean, readable flow. If you haven’t explored it deeply, you’re missing out! 🙏 #JavaScript #AsyncAwait

Time, Tide and Javascript wait for none - Guess the author of this quote😅 #NamasteJavascript

What are you all learning currently. I am rewatching @akshaysaini #namastejavascript tutorials.