Day 4 | Counter II | LeetCode 30 Days of Javascript | Tamil | Practice | TamilWebDev | TWD

LeetCode problem "Counter II": https://leetcode.com/problems/counter-ii/ In this video, we will learn how to create a counter object in JavaScript using closures. A closure is a function that has access to the variables of its enclosing scope even after the enclosing function has returned. This allows us to create a counter object that can be incremented, decremented, and reset, even after the createCounter() function has returned. We will start by defining a function that takes an initial value as input and returns an object with three functions: increment(), decrement(), and reset(). The increment() function will increment the counter by 1, the decrement() function will decrement the counter by 1, and the reset() function will reset the counter to its initial value. We will then use the createCounter() function to create a counter object and demonstrate how to use it. This video is part of the 30 Days of JavaScript challenge, which is a series of videos that will teach you the basics of JavaScript. If you are new to JavaScript, I recommend that you start at the beginning of the challenge. Timeline 00:00 - Problem explonation 00:45 - Solution 04:25 - outro #30DaysOfJavaScript #JavaScriptChallenges #CodingExercises #LeetCodePreparation #JavaScriptLearning #AlgorithmPractice #ProblemSolving #JavaScriptProjects #LeetCodeSolutions #CodingTips #JavaScriptTips #ProgrammingChallenge #CodeInTamil #LeetCodeProblems #JavaScriptTutorials #TamilCoding #AlgorithmicThinking #LeetCodeInTamil #JavaScriptPractice #CodingJourney #DailyCodingChallenge #JavaScriptAlgorithms #TamilProgramming #CodeChallenge #LeetCodeSolved #JavaScriptCoding #CodingCommunity #30DaysOfCode #LeetCodeTamil #JavaScriptInTamil

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