You are the best in React and Javascript. Thanks, Sir for your teaching.

Quality series from an awesome teacher to get really confident in web dev topics

u r my kinda teacher i wanna learn more and more from u thank you

You are the best teacher ....

you explain very well .2nd Example is complicated i will be watch again... make videos on slice ,splice and split

you are a genius in teaching this, believe me, i see many people claiming to be the best course but the transmission method is far behind you

Man your explanation is stellar.... most examples of reduce are using numbers... this is really helpful sir.. cheers

This vídeo is really good 👍 Reduce's power is amazing, we can implement very interesting tasks. Thank you.

Waiting for next.js tutorial from Coding Addcit :)

Another great JS nugget thanks for all the great tutorials

Thank you so much Jhon, to make it every topics so easy to grap using real time project example, you are my best coach❤

As always, amazing content, thank you so much! :)

Hey thanks for this John. I've been working on a kata for a while trying to figure out how I could use reduce to return only unique values from an array of objects into a new object and even though I had to fandangle this a bit in my logic, your direction gave me the first part of the solution to my puzzle. I got such a rush when my console.log returned what I had hope for. tyvm ~Hope

On 10:19 its also possible to use the + operator to convert a string to a number like so +cartTotal.toFixed(2) Great video, thank you (:

Thank's John, great content

This one was so cool, I learnt a ton

perfect videos if we want async await and promise videos maybe they are also unclear : ) thanks again

I get fetch is not defined can you help me?

Thank you❤

Can you tell me what is this syntax "total[language]" I am confused

Thank you!!

Excellent video!!! I was wondering how you got the console.log() output to show up in your VS CODE?

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Hey John, do you know why I keep getting "fetch is not defined in VSCODE". I even copy pasted your code and still says fetch is not defined. It's like I'm missing a package or something but I thought fetch was built in

Great video! By the way, what's the extension for VS Code that shows the function results? Thank you!

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Hi, thanks for another amazing video! Can you maybe clarify what you mean by "dynamic functionality". When you talk about the input array you also said it's not going to be dynamic. Could you explain how dynamic would work? Or do you cover that in some other videos?

What vscode extension was used here to show result on each row?

great video it will be realy amayzing if you could find time to do some back end tuttorial like node.js and mongodb it will help in increasing the coding addict community and i hope the day come when this chaneal hit the 1million subscriber

Hello! Thank you for this tutorial. Really useful. I am just wondering how to count number of items and "bundle" them when they are the same increasing amount...

response.json() / res.json() // Despite the method being named json(), the result is not JSON but is instead the result of taking JSON as input and parsing it to produce a JavaScript object. "Parse as JSON" means analyze it in JSON format - but JS is returned

Nice!

Man, How didn't I know you earlier ;(

Can we also go over *forEach* in this series just for the sake of completeness?

What if i want to get unique object key's from arrays of objects is it possible to do this in reduce method? Kindly guide me thankyou

what extension are you using for the alarts?

Hey man! Thanks for sharing this...also whats that adon that shows in vscode what a function rerurns or console.logs? Thanks

|| 1 ? It is very clever.

this is a pretty difficult topic for me to grasp

hey what is that const{amount, price} can u explain me to please

Thanks sir, it’s a great video, what extension are you using to show the console log output?

woow!!!

When you add parseFloat() at 10:18 it breaks toFixed(2) and makes cartTotal = 5599.9 (line 43): cartTotal = parseFloat(cartTotal.toFixed(2)) But if I do 'cartTotal = parseFloat(cartTotal).toFixed(2)' then cartTotal = 5599.90 in fact, passing any number into parseFloat(cartTotal.toFixed(number)) from 1 - 11 will result in 5599.9, while passing any number greater than 12 will result in 5599.90 Why is that?

Hi, what kind of extension which shows answer ,,, please,,,

cart array, just to not rewrite it :) ``` const cart = [ { title: "Samsung Galaxy S7", price: 599.99, ammount: 1 }, { title: "google pixel", price: 499.99, ammount: 2 }, { title: "Xaiomi Redmi Note 2", price: 699.99, ammount: 4 }, { title: "Xaiomi Redmi Note 5", price: 399.99, ammount: 3 }, ]; ```

The one who dislike the video will be surely from your family.

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