try...catch: handling a specific failure
try...catch allows us to react to a thrown exception. Processing should lead to clear action, not just hide the problem.
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try...catch allows us to react to a thrown exception. Processing should lead to clear action, not just hide the problem.
?? uses a reserve value only at null or undefined. Zero, false and blank text can remain valid data.
The ?. operator terminates access at null or undefined. It does not hide arbitrary errors in performance.
Formatting a date requires a choice of language and time zone. The same value can be displayed as a different local time.
Intl.NumberFormat formats numbers for a selected language and way of representation. It does not perform currency recalculation.
Number.isNaN() checks whether the value is actually the numerical NaN. Plain text is not automatically converted to a number.
replaceAll() returns new text with all matches found replaced according to the specified rule.
trim() returns new text without the whitespace at the beginning and end. Internal intervals remain.
includes() checks if text contains another sequence. Capital and small letters matter.
Object.fromEntries() creates an object of key-value pairs. Check the repeated keys if you don't want later values to replace earlier ones.
Object.entries() converts its own enumerable text properties into pairs. This makes the crawling of settings clearer.
Map stores key-value pairs and remembers the order of addition. set() and get() work with the collection, not with arbitrary properties on the object.