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ES6 Syntax Quick Guide

This guide covers key features of JavaScript ES6 syntax, including variable declarations with let and const, arrow functions, and template literals. It also introduces concepts like destructuring, classes, modules, promises, and new collection types such as Map and Set. Additional features include enhanced object literals, for...of loops, and new methods for handling data types.

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ES6 Syntax Quick Guide

This guide covers key features of JavaScript ES6 syntax, including variable declarations with let and const, arrow functions, and template literals. It also introduces concepts like destructuring, classes, modules, promises, and new collection types such as Map and Set. Additional features include enhanced object literals, for...of loops, and new methods for handling data types.

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JavaScript ES6 Syntax - Quick Guide

1. let and const

let and const are used to declare variables. let is block-scoped and can be updated. const is block-scoped

and cannot be reassigned.

2. Arrow Functions

A concise way to write functions using => syntax.

3. Template Literals

Use backticks (`) and ${} for string interpolation.

4. Default Parameters

Functions can have default values for parameters.

5. Destructuring

Extract values from arrays or objects easily.

6. Spread and Rest Operators

Use ... to spread or gather values.

7. Classes

Introduces class syntax for object-oriented programming.

8. Modules

Use export/import to share code between files.

9. Promises
JavaScript ES6 Syntax - Quick Guide

Used for handling asynchronous operations.

10. Enhanced Object Literals

Simplify object property assignment and methods.

11. For...of Loop

Iterate over iterable items like arrays.

12. Map and Set

New collections for storing unique values or key-value pairs.

13. Symbol

A new primitive type for creating unique identifiers.

14. Generators

Functions that can pause and resume using yield.

15. New Methods

Includes methods like 'includes', 'find', and 'isNaN' for Strings, Arrays, and Numbers.

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