π’ The Ultimate Guide To The `apply( )` Method In JavaScript!
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π The "apply( )" method is similar to the "call( )" method, so you need to know about the call method first.
π You can learn it from this thread:
π You can learn it from this thread:
π The only difference is their way of passing arguments to the function.
π The `apply( )` method takes arguments as an array, but the `call( )` method takes arguments separately.
π The `apply( )` method takes arguments as an array, but the `call( )` method takes arguments separately.
π You can see this in the code snippet:
π "addresUser2" is an array that is passed to the function of the user1 object with the `apply( )` method.
π’ Again, Please read the thread on the `call( )` method first.
π "addresUser2" is an array that is passed to the function of the user1 object with the `apply( )` method.
π’ Again, Please read the thread on the `call( )` method first.
π€ But, do you know we can achieve this goal with a spread operator(...)?
π Yes, we can unpack the elements of the array using the spread operator.
π So, we can use the `call( ) method instead of the `apply( )` method with the spread(...) operator.
π Yes, we can unpack the elements of the array using the spread operator.
π So, we can use the `call( ) method instead of the `apply( )` method with the spread(...) operator.
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