Arrow function basics in javascript 😃

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[prathameshjadhav]

How many of u are here after quarantine**

[anooppremkumar]

const todo = [{
title: 'Learn coding',
isDone: true,

}, {
title: 'Work-Out',
isDone: false,

}, {
title: 'Go to office',
isDone: true,

}, {
title: 'meet customer',
isDone: false,

}, {
title: 'Drive home',
isDone: true,

}, {
title: 'collect laundry',
isDone: false,

}]

let thingsNotDone = todo.filter((todo) => todo.isDone === false)

for (var i = 0; i < thingsNotDone.length; i++) {

}


This one definitely works but hope this is the intended solution.
Thank you Hithesh for your effort. Appreciate it

[nishchaysharma]

Well documentations are really helpful when you know how to look upon them.
const titleNotDone = myTodos.filter(todos => todos.isDone === false)
.map(todos => todos.title)

[prakharagarwal]

Assignment :

const ThingsNotDone = todo.filter((todos) => todos.done === false);
=> console.log(things.title));

[indracahyadi]

This really explain the arrow function is! Thanks Hitesh

[fabienbedogue]

const notDone = todos.filter((todo) => todo.isDone === false);

notDone.forEach(todoo => console.log(todoo.title));

[shahzadamr]

you are awesome, if i visit to india the first person to meet will be you.
thnks for this on..

[manivelarung]

//Object array
const toDos = [{
title: "Morning Gym",
isDone: true
}, {
title: "Morning Yoga",
isDone: true
}, {
title: "Meetings",
isDone: false
}, {
title: "Lunch meet",
isDone: false
}, {
title: "Assignments",
isDone: true
}, {
title: "UI design",
isDone: false
}]

//Filter logic using Arrow function
const notDone = toDos.filter((todo) => {
if(todo.isDone === false)
{
console.log(todo.title)
}
});

//Calling the method
notDone;

[reidwilliamson]

Your very likeable personality makes your videos easy and fun to learn! Blessings from D.C!

[vinaymanikant]

//Assignment code for the video

const newTodo=[
{
title:'Brush',
isDone:true,
},
{
title:'Bath',
isDone:true,
},
{
title:'Breakfast',
isDone:false,
},
{
title:'Catch up bus',
isDone:true,
},
{
title:'Complete assignment',
isDone:false,
},
{
title:'Study',
isDone:false,
}
]
const
)
for (let i = 0; i < todo.length; i++) {
console.log(todo[i].title)
}

[sunilnarute]

Your way of teaching style is so clear and easy

[TechnoSaroha]

*Not able to print the Objects* inside the Array. It only printing ' [ ] ' . Not printing isDone Objects. Why it is so? I have used VSCode, console also.

[pashtoonpk]

you are the best teacher as well as best programmer.The way of explaining coding concepts are very simple.... I have no words to say about you 🤔

[divyansh_dk]

const findTrueTodo = myTodos.filter((todo) => {
if( todo.isDone === true ){
console.log(todo.title)
}
})


Working code
ps: Make changes in variable name according to your needs

[kal_eide]

Trying to learn this while sick doesn't help, but had fun figuring it out.
const todoDone = todos.filter((todos) => {if (todos.notDone === true) {console.log(todos.title)}})

[devsharma]

Edited-
const Todos=[{
title: 'Title1',
isDone: true,
}, {
title: 'Title2',
isDone: false,

}, {
title: 'Title3',
isDone: true,
}, {
title: 'Title4',
isDone: false,
}, {
title: 'Title5',
isDone: true,
}, {
title: 'Title6',
isDone: false,
}]

const result = Todos.filter((todo) => todo.isDone === false)
result.forEach(todo => console.log(todo.title));

[balanarsimharaotanneeru]

That's a great explanation. It would be amazing if you explain the purpose of arrow functions in the code.

[himanshuagarwal]

Here's the full code ..

const todos = [ {
title:'Brush Teeth',
status:"done",
}, {
title:'Bath',
status:"done",
}, {
title:'Eat breakfast',
status:"done",
}, {
title:'Eat Lunch',
status:"notDone",
}, {
title:'Eat dinner',
status:"notDone",
}, {
title:'Sleep',
status:"notDone",
} ]

let thingsNotDone = todos.filter((todos) => { if(todos.status == "notDone"

[nalinkumar]

const result = todos.filter((todo) => todo.isDone == true ? console.log(todo.title) : false);

Thanks, Hitesh for the wonderful basic videos. keep uploading!

[CodingWithDapo]

I am currently watching a react native tut online and I was totally lost, but thank God you posted this video. I wish I can link the video to the tut... thanks alot