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UTC Timezone to Local Timezone

UTC time to the local time in JavaScript

In this article, we will learn about how to display a UTC time to the local timezone in JavaScript. The problem Generally, dates are stored… Read More »UTC time to the local time in JavaScript

npm-vs-npx

npm vs npx

this article is to understand npm vs npx in JavaScript.

location.href vs location.replace vs location.assign

location’s href vs replace vs assign in JavaScript

location.href vs location.replace vs location.assign

Date() does not work with IE & Safari

Javascript’s Date() does not work with IE & Safari

This post help to solve issue of Javascript’s new Date() with IE and Safari.

js-generators

JavaScript Generator and how it works.

JavaScript supports Generator functions and Objects similar to Python Generators. Let’s see what is JavaScript Generators and how it works. What is Generator Generator in… Read More »JavaScript Generator and how it works.

ES6 Promises main screen

JavaScript promises and how it works.

JavaScript has many ways to handle asynchronous calls and Promise is one of the mostly used built-in object nowadays. so let’s understand what is Promise and… Read More »JavaScript promises and how it works.

Remove Array Element

How to Remove Array Elements in JavaScript

The global object Array itself does not have any remove or delete method. However, there are many other ways to remove array elements in JavaScript.… Read More »How to Remove Array Elements in JavaScript

JS-call-vs-apply

Difference Between Call() and Apply() in JavaScript

A useful mnemonic for Call() and Apply() is: a in apply() stands for array of arguments. c in  call() stands for comma separated arguments. The difference between apply() and call() is… Read More »Difference Between Call() and Apply() in JavaScript

ES6 main screen

Features of ECMAScript 6 (ES6)

Variable: var (ES5): Variable scope is available within the function in which it is declared. let (ES6): let scope works only within the block in which… Read More »Features of ECMAScript 6 (ES6)

Security issue-1: Invalidated Input Errors

What is it: Invalidated input is the most common and well-known security flaws in web applications and is the root cause of many of the exploits.… Read More »Security issue-1: Invalidated Input Errors