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In this video, we dive deep into one of the most important Java interview topics : Array vs ArrayList in Java. I start by explaining ...

Here's a debugging challenge that demonstrates one of C's most common pitfalls: returning pointers to local variables. This code ...

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Here's a beginner trap: map returns a NEW array with transformed values. But forEach? It returns undefined – it just loops through ...

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Array.with() - JavaScript Tutorial The with() method creates a shallow copy of an array with a single element replaced. Useful for ...

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Array.flatMap() - JavaScript Tutorial FlatMap combines map and flat operations. Ideal for transforming and flattening arrays. Code: ...

We explore JavaScript arrays as ordered lists for storing multiple values in a single variable. I demonstrate practical examples ...

Array.toReversed() - JavaScript Tutorial Returns new reversed array without mutating. Code: const arr = [1, 2, 3]; const rev = arr.

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In this JavaScript interview short, we solve a common problem: “Find the union of two arrays.” Union means all unique elements ...