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Pantong Simon
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Mar 31

In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17

PantongWetfir's tweet image. In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17
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rajveer
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Mar 8, 2024

Day 22 of learning #100dayofcod Week 6.2 of @kirat_tw #100xdevs React⚛️ • learnt useEffect and useMemo Understood diffrence between them why useMemo is slightly better than useEffect. #LearnInPublic #opensource #reactjs #FrontEnd #100xdevs

rajveer_0077's tweet image. Day 22 of learning #100dayofcod Week 6.2 of @kirat_tw #100xdevs React⚛️ • learnt useEffect and useMemo Understood diffrence between them why useMemo is slightly better than useEffect. #LearnInPublic #opensource #reactjs #FrontEnd #100xdevs
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Pantong Simon
 @PantongWetfir
Mar 31

In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17

PantongWetfir's tweet image. In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17
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rajveer
 @rajveer_0077
Mar 8, 2024

Day 22 of learning #100dayofcod Week 6.2 of @kirat_tw #100xdevs React⚛️ • learnt useEffect and useMemo Understood diffrence between them why useMemo is slightly better than useEffect. #LearnInPublic #opensource #reactjs #FrontEnd #100xdevs

rajveer_0077's tweet image. Day 22 of learning #100dayofcod Week 6.2 of @kirat_tw #100xdevs React⚛️ • learnt useEffect and useMemo Understood diffrence between them why useMemo is slightly better than useEffect. #LearnInPublic #opensource #reactjs #FrontEnd #100xdevs
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PantongWetfir's profile picture. Christian/Husband/Tech Enthusiast/Web 2 intern/Blockchain Enthusiast
Pantong Simon
 @PantongWetfir
Mar 31

In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17

PantongWetfir's tweet image. In JS, `=` and `==` are distinct . 1. Assignment Operator (=) It assigns the value. Example: let x = 5; 2. Equality Operator (==) The (==)It checks if the values of two operands are equal. Example: let x = 5; let y = 5; console.log(x == y); @blockfuselabs #100dayofCod #Day 17
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