In this meeting, the State Changers discuss the creation and utilization of JavaScript functions, with a particular focus on event handlers and the use of Lambda expressions. The conversation centers around how to write a function using fat arrow syntax, React's asynchronous functions, and the differences between anonymous and named functions.
The State Changes also delve into the reason why these named handlers are being used in three different events to handle a race condition problem. They discuss the various use of passing a function as an argument, which often appears in handling events. The JavaScript Lambda function (or anonymous function) is also highlighted in the meeting. This kind of function is used in inline coding, and can be passed as a direct argument in event handlers. This meeting could be particularly useful for future individuals wanting to understand JavaScript functions and their implications, the event handling pattern, and strategies to deal with race condition problems. It provides practical insights with examples and commonly used programming terminologies.
(Source: Office Hours 9/20/2023 )
