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JavaScript is a versatile, high-level programming language. It is the programming language in all browsers.and can be used for back-end programming with node.js. Use this tag for questions regarding vanilla JavaScript; optionally tagged with an ECMAScript version. If you are using a preprocessor such as TypeScript please tag with that too.
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Accumulate the charAt(*) for each n
In JavaScript, you can do the following:
function digitalSum(number) {
return (
number
.toString()
.split('')
.map(c => parseInt(c))
.reduce((a, b) => a + b)
)
}
As it …
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Finding the greatest common factor of a list of numbers in JavaScript
Formatting
Before addressing optimizations, let's address some formatting problems
while vs. for loops
It is preferred to use a for loop when you:
Have an incrementer
The incrementer is not used …
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