class MyClass { constructor(prop1, prop2, prop3, prop4) { this.prop1 = prop1 this.prop2 = prop2 this.prop3 = prop3 this.prop4 = prop4 //prop 50 and so on } } In js, for this type of constructor assigning where all I'm doing is…
In styles for an element I have a few inline CSS declarations including a shorthand declaration for background <style> :root{ --bg-white: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0); } </style> <div style="background: var(--bg-white); ... "></div> but when iterating over HTMLElement.style the shorthand property…
When playing with MySQL I noticed that if I run SELECT * FROM table WHERE !value; returns the same thing as SELECT * FROM table WHERE value IS NOT NULL; The table is "employees" and the column is "MiddleInitial" (strings).…
I find myself doing this a lot, and I assume there is a short hand way to make this faster. Yet in my research about shorthand and ternary operations, I can't quite seem to wrap my head around how to…