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In the world of JavaScript, objects are king. They allow us to store, manipulate, and access data in a structured and efficient manner. But what if we want to add a property to an object based on certain conditions? This might seem like a simple task, and luckily, it is!...
Scott Robinson
Arrays are an often-used part of any developer's toolkit. They're used to store multiple values in a single variable, which can be extremely useful. But what happens when you have an array... of arrays? This is known as a multidimensional array, and it's not always the easiest thing to work...
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Dealing with data structures in JavaScript can sometimes be tricky, especially when we encounter things like circular structures. In this article, we'll explore what circular structures are, why they pose challenges when we try to print them in a JSON format, and how we can get this to work for...
When working with web applications, it's common to need to send or receive data from a server. This data is often in the form of a JSON object. In this Byte, we'll explore how to serialize data to JSON format using jQuery, a popular JavaScript library. Why Serialize for AJAX?...
Working with radio buttons in jQuery can be a bit tricky if you're not familiar with the syntax and methods involved. In this Byte, we'll cover how to check a radio button using jQuery, explore other ways to accomplish this task, and finally, show you how to verify if a...
As JavaScript developers, we often need to handle large chunks of text data, which may span across multiple lines. This is where multiline strings come into play. They allow you to maintain the formatting and readability of your code without compromising the string's structure. In this article, we are going...
Welcome to this Byte where we'll explore different methods to remove an item from an array by value in JavaScript. This is a common operation you might need to perform while coding, and JavaScript provides several ways to accomplish it. We'll focus on two methods in particular: the filter() method...
While working with Ajax in jQuery, you may find yourself in situations where you'd want to terminate an Ajax request before it has completed. This could be due to a variety of reasons such as the user navigating away from the page, or a new request being made that makes...
In JavaScript, the var keyword is used to declare a variable. It has been a part of JavaScript since the language's inception and continues to be an important part of it, despite the introduction of let and const in ECMAScript 6. In this Byte, we'll dive into the purpose of...
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