Understanding Debouncing and Throttling in JavaScript Managing Function Execution #js #javascript

Debouncing and throttling are two techniques used to control the frequency of executing a function, particularly in scenarios involving frequent events like scrolling or resizing.

- **Debouncing:** Delays the execution of a function until a specified quiet period elapses after the last triggered event. It ensures the function is called only after the delay, avoiding frequent executions.

- **Throttling:** Limits the rate at which a function is called by allowing it to execute at fixed intervals, ensuring it doesn’t execute more than once within that interval, regardless of the frequency of the events.

Key distinctions:
1. **Delay vs. Interval:** Debouncing introduces a delay, while throttling limits execution frequency to intervals.
2. **Event Handling:** Debouncing handles the last event, while throttling manages the event frequency.

Understanding these techniques aids in optimizing performance when handling continuous or rapid events.

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[jg]

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[mohdsahil]

Great, but a bit more info needed, better with example