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    ECMAScript 6+ (ES6+)

    1. What does ECMA stand for?


    European Computer Manufacture Association
    2. When will ES6 features work in the browser?
    when the browser supports all of the features
    3. What is transpiling?
    the process of converting code to a format that can be read by a
    browser
    4. When you use Babel, what is the output?
    code that works in a browser
    5. What attribute must you add to a script tag when using the in-
    browser transpiler?
    type="text/babel"
    6. What does webpack help developers to do?
    Automate processes like transpiling and sass to css conversion.
    7. What is the most important change in the webpack config file
    from webpack 1 to webpack 3?
    he object key called "loaders" becomes "rules"
    8. Why might you use the 'let' keyword instead of 'var'?
    to enforce block scoping
    9. What happens if you try to reset a variable that has been
    declared as a constant?
    console error
    10. Are spaces recognized within a template string?
    Yes, any spaces or characters are recognized.
    11. What punctuation makes up the spread operator?
    ...
    12. If a value is provided to a function that has default
    arguments, what happens to the default arguments?
    they are overwritten
    13. What is the purpose of object literal enhancement?
    shorter syntax, less typing
    14. What does an arrow function point to?
    whatever the function returns
    15. Besides aesthetics, why might you want to use arrow
    functions in your code?
    to keep 'this' in scope
    16. Where can you use destructuring assignment?
    all of these answers
    17. How do we hit pause in a generator?
    use the yield keyword
    18. Why are Symbols primarily used?
    to create unique ids
    19. What is the iterable protocol?
    a way to customize iteration behavior
    20. What is the purpose of promises?
    to help developers manage asynchronous behavior in JavaScript
    21. How do you return a promise object?
    use return new promise()
    22. What do you pass in to the fetch function?
    a url that you want to fetch from
    23. How can you use async/await in Node.js?
    Use node version 8.
    24. How do you make fetch asynchronous?
    You can't since Fetch is already asynchronous.
    25. What happens when you use the 'new' keyword with ES6
    classes?
    a new instance of the class is created
    26. When a new instance of a class is created, what happens to
    the custom methods in the base class?
    They are inherited by the subclass.
    27. What is a getter?
    a method that gets the value of a property

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