JavaScript shorthand techniques are a way to write more efficient and cleaner code. Some of the most common shorthand techniques include the Ternary Operator, which is a shorter way of writing an if-else statement, and the Nullish Coalescing Operator, which returns the first argument if it’s ...
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When you omit the value, JavaScript knows to look for a variable that has the same name as the object's property (x in the example). Here is another example of using shorthand property names. index.js const x = 100; const fullName = 'bobby hadz'; const site = 'bobbyhadz.com'; co...
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