Newsletter - Oct 23, 2023

This is how functional try-catch transforms your JavaScript code

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A pure tryCatch() function avoids mutable variables makes our code more maintainable and predicatable.

Instead of this:

We use this:

No external states are modified – tryCatch() encapsulates the entire error-handling logic and produces a single output.

Our catch turns into a one-liner with no need for braces.

Even if you prefer your try-catch directly, there are two important rules of thumb you should follow when handling exceptions.

There’s much more to JavaScript arrays than map(), filter(), and push().

How many of these have you used?

1.Array copyWithin() method

Copies a part of an array to another position in the same array and returns it, without increasing its length.

2.Array at() method

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