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    Introduction to

    JavaScript ES6
    JavaScript ES6, also known as ECMAScript 2015, introduced several powerful
    new features that enhance the language's functionality and readability. These
    features make JavaScript more expressive, concise, and easier to work with,
    helping developers write more efficient and maintainable code.

    by Sahil Kshirsagar
    Let and Const
    1 let 2 const
    Replaces the old var keyword and Declares a constant value that cannot be
    provides block-level scoping, allowing for reassigned, helping to prevent accidental
    more controlled variable usage. changes and improve code clarity.
    Arrow Functions
    Syntax Lexical Binding Implicit Returns

    Arrow functions use a concise Arrow functions inherit the For single-line arrow
    syntax, omitting the this value from the functions, the return keyword
    function keyword and using enclosing scope, eliminating can be omitted, making the
    the => syntax. the need for bind() or var code more succinct.
    self = this;.
    Template Literals
    1 String Interpolation 2 Multiline Strings
    Template literals allow you to easily Template literals preserve whitespace
    insert variables and expressions into and newlines, making it easier to work
    strings using the ${} syntax. with long strings or code blocks.

    3 Tagged Templates
    Template literals can be "tagged" with a function, allowing for advanced string
    manipulation and formatting.
    Destructuring
    Array Destructuring Object Destructuring Default Values

    Destructuring allows you to Destructuring also works with Destructuring supports


    extract values from arrays objects, enabling you to default values, which can be
    and assign them to individual extract properties and assign useful when dealing with
    variables. them to variables. optional properties.
    Spread Operator
    Spreading Arrays Combining Arrays Cloning Objects
    The spread operator (...) The spread operator can The spread operator can be
    can be used to spread the also be used to used to create a shallow
    elements of an array into concatenate arrays, copy of an object, allowing
    individual arguments. creating a new array with for easy modification.
    all the elements.
    Classes
    1 Syntax
    ES6 introduced a more familiar class syntax, similar to other object-oriented
    programming languages.

    2 Inheritance
    Classes support inheritance, allowing you to create subclasses that inherit
    properties and methods from a parent class.

    3 Static Methods
    Classes can have static methods, which are called on the class itself rather than on
    instances of the class.
    Promises and Async/Await

    Promises Async/Await Error Handling


    Promises provide a more Async functions and the await Promises and async/await
    structured way to handle keyword make it easier to write provide better error handling,
    asynchronous operations, and understand asynchronous making it simpler to manage
    replacing callback-based code. code. and respond to errors.

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