So as I am reading on the execution context in javascript and how does it works, everything seemed fine until I tried some examples on the this value of callback arrow functions. const printCard = function () { this.signatories.forEach((signatory) =>…
While executing a js file, firstly a global execution context is created to execute the entire js code. Again, a main function is also get called to execute the same code. So my question is, do the main function is…
Here is my piece of Vanilla TS code that I am trying to understand: console.log("-------------------------- (LOG 1)"); setTimeout(() => console.log("-----------------------------(LOG 2)"), 1000); const fetchedData = fetch("https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/ditto"); const fnReturningNewPromise = () => { return new Promise<string>((resolve, reject) => { if (1…