How to Read JavaScript Documentation on MDN

This quick video shows you how to read and understand JavaScript documentation on the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN).

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[Agustin-jomv]

I am barely getting past building JS todoapps, and I just started looking into documentation. I have been seeing string/array methods I have never seen and decided to look into documentation. This video seems like it will also be very helpful to get more out of my time reading documentation! Thank you I'll probably follow up in a few weeks. Haha

[hamburger]

great video,
I asked in fb groub once how to understand the documentation (in mongoose) and found out that they use "Extended Backus–Naur form", I don't have deep understand how to read the docs, and always strugle but at the end I understand.

There's no course teach how to understand the docs, your video is amazing, I hope to see more.
I going to check your channel, you are amazing

[beakerbkr]

Thank you for breaking this down. I let myself go way too long not understanding this notation. Dirt simple too!

[rahulpulagamofficial]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful.

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[elliotholden]

Excellent, thank you for this. Very helpful on how to read the JavaScript docs.

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[midenddeveloper]

Great Guide, another subscriber here! commenting for the algo.

[captainanunnaki]

Isn't these brackets meant to be an array?

[abirmahmud]

Can you please tell why "Array.prototype.map()" has "prototype." written on it?