10 JavaScript Function Expressions

Sometimes a function declaration is more than you need. Get details in this lesson, as Bob demonstrates how to use a function expression and how to create an immediately invoked function expression.

[oilybrakes]

9:30 Best explanation of how to use timeout ever.
I only recently begun learning JS and after days of gettin timeout and throttle to work, that's the first time I get what's happening and feel like I can sit down and just solve the task I am working on.

[Yatin]

you explain very well for me coz i hv done basics but i dont think its for beginner as you are throwing things for a beginner``again you are explaining things well just not in order`love your vids

[AkiZukiLenn]

This video helps me a lot, learning node js btw.

[gettingpast]

Isn't calling a function from within itself going to overflow the stack?

[lukeskywalker-rbsj]

i think i get it. the moment it runs the function every time the system came upon the second call it calls it again after that because its inside, hahahaha is that right? it calls it again n again as it is inside the block of function.

[lukeskywalker-rbsj]

what makes the function run everytime, im kinda having a hard time figuring that..

thank you, much appreciated.

[cosmic_willntony]

my
/*
let time_to_wait = 2;
setTimeout(function()
{console.log('i waited '+time_to_wait+' seconds');
}, time_to_wait * 1000)
*/
/*
let counter = 0;
function timeout(){
setTimeout(function(){
console.log('never ends' + counter ++ );
timeout();
}, 0.100);
}

timeout();
*/
//ctrl + c
(function(){
console.log ('blblbl')
})();