With a combined market share of 40%, it brings enormous opportunities when you skill yourself in both Python and JavaScript.
Here's how I did it in a quick time:
Here's how I did it in a quick time:
โฌ First, I skilled myself in one language (JavaScript).
โฌ Once I became familiar, I decided to learn the other one (Python).
โฌ While learning Python, I compared its syntax with JavaScript's to quickly learn it.
This whole method really paid off. Let's have some samples.
โฌ Once I became familiar, I decided to learn the other one (Python).
โฌ While learning Python, I compared its syntax with JavaScript's to quickly learn it.
This whole method really paid off. Let's have some samples.
โ Variables
โ Variable Naming
โ Variable Declaration
โ Variable Assignment
โ Variable Naming
โ Variable Declaration
โ Variable Assignment
โ Data Types
โ Built-In Data Types
โ Finding Type
โ Checking Instance Type
โ Type Casting
โ Built-In Data Types
โ Finding Type
โ Checking Instance Type
โ Type Casting
โ Operators
โ Arithmetic Operators
โ Comparison Operators
โ Logical Operators
โ Bitwise Operators
โ Assignment Operators
โ Ternary Operator
โ Membership Operators
โ Type Checking Operators
โ Operator Overloading
โ Arithmetic Operators
โ Comparison Operators
โ Logical Operators
โ Bitwise Operators
โ Assignment Operators
โ Ternary Operator
โ Membership Operators
โ Type Checking Operators
โ Operator Overloading
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Ternary Operator
โฌ JavaScript has a ternary operator ?:
โฅ x > 5 ? 2 : 4
โฌ Though Python doesn't have any such operator, it has similar functionality.
โฅ 2 if x > 5 else 4
โฌ JavaScript has a ternary operator ?:
โฅ x > 5 ? 2 : 4
โฌ Though Python doesn't have any such operator, it has similar functionality.
โฅ 2 if x > 5 else 4
โ.โ Membership Operators
โฌ Python provides 2 membership operators ("in" and "not in") that check whether an element exists in a sequence (list, tuple, etc).
โฌ JavaScript has an "in" operator which is used inside for..in loop and for object property checks.
โฌ Python provides 2 membership operators ("in" and "not in") that check whether an element exists in a sequence (list, tuple, etc).
โฌ JavaScript has an "in" operator which is used inside for..in loop and for object property checks.
โ.โ Type Checking Operators
โฌ JavaScript provides 2 type checking operators (typeof and instanceof). It's discussed in โ.โ & โ.โ.
โฌ Python doesn't have any equivalent operators. But it provides 2 functions to do these. type() and isinstance()
โฌ JavaScript provides 2 type checking operators (typeof and instanceof). It's discussed in โ.โ & โ.โ.
โฌ Python doesn't have any equivalent operators. But it provides 2 functions to do these. type() and isinstance()
โ.โ Operator Overloading
โฌ Python allows operator overloading. Python doesnโt do type conversion during evaluation.
โฌ JavaScript doesnโt have support for operator overloading. It auto-converts the operands to the required type during evaluation.
โฌ Python allows operator overloading. Python doesnโt do type conversion during evaluation.
โฌ JavaScript doesnโt have support for operator overloading. It auto-converts the operands to the required type during evaluation.
๐ฅ Disclaimer
I have tried to show a way of learning multiple languages at the same time by comparing their syntax.
I have tried to show a way of learning multiple languages at the same time by comparing their syntax.
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