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Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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josh_script's profile picture. SWE | Developer Advocate | CM voluntr @nexascale and @edustipend
Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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josh_script's profile picture. SWE | Developer Advocate | CM voluntr @nexascale and @edustipend
Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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josh_script's profile picture. SWE | Developer Advocate | CM voluntr @nexascale and @edustipend
Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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josh_script's profile picture. SWE | Developer Advocate | CM voluntr @nexascale and @edustipend
Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. I discovered that you can create and initialize 2 arrays, and also access the arrays individually when iterating using any of the array variable names created as the iterator in a for loop. What's the explanation on that #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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josh_script's profile picture. SWE | Developer Advocate | CM voluntr @nexascale and @edustipend
Joshua Abel Alhassan
 @josh_script
22 ส.ค. 2020

It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript

josh_script's tweet image. It seems in Javascript, when passing a function as an argument that function being passed does not support or accept parameters. Even when it does, how can it be called? The image below have more in details. #curious_mind_in_tech #100DaysOfCode #codescript
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