Callbacks in JavaScript Explained!

Thanks for the video, i just want to say one thing; you said setTimeout takes ( firstAction, 5000) as parameters, but those would be arguments.

great explain ania thanks

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Good gravy, you did it. You made arrow functions make sense. I've watched a half dozen tutorials and it was like water through a sieve. => just replaces 'function' and gets shifted forward. It's that simple.

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thanks ! this explanation is wonderfull and helpful !!!

You tried hard to explain but it's so complicated for the beginners

This was an amazing video, i have been programming for a while now without fully understanding this concept but you drilled it down so perfectly. Thank you so much!! Go girl!! Off to check out the rest of your videos 😊

How in the world you made it so easy for us? It actually feels illegal to watch this video lol.
I watched a lot of tutorial but this is the best and has the best explanation.

Thank you, I tried other tutorials but never really understood much, yours however was clear and easy to follow.

omg i cant believe this was getting me so confused. Big thanks!!

There is one more thing, you need not necessarily pass a callback method's parameter with ()=>
You can just mention the 'method name' in the calling method's parameter list as usual, then within the body of calling method you can call the callback method passing another parameter of the calling method.

For eg:
function first(callback, message) {
console.log(message);
setTimeout(() => callback(message), 3000);
}

function second(radio) {
console.log(`This is ${radio} FM!`);
}

first(second, "Fever 105");

This drove me nuts while understanding below example as to why the parameter was not passed initially:

function asyncForEach(array, cb) {
array.forEach((el) => {
setTimeout(() => cb(el), 3000);
});
}

asyncForEach([1, 2, 3, 4], function (i) {
console.log(`This is me: ${i}`);
});

Hope this helps someone.

The best part is using arrow function to make a callback with input parameter. I understood. Thanks,

Excellent explanation.

This has really helped me and the content is much easier to understand. Thanks a lot.

Coming from game programming in C++ I don't get this at all - I'll guess I'll have to play with this for a while. I am used to all functions having names and calling them as I need to. Not this eosoteric system of functions being anonymous by the sounds of it. Oh well, thanks for trying to explain it, it looks like others found it useful.

You are a great teacher, thank you.

I tried, but I cant understand

I can't even lie, I'm confused as hell after watching this. Sometimes it'll take me some time to grasp a subject, but damn, I just couldn't get her explanations. I don't know how I can say that her explanations were complex, but they were to me. I'll have to find another video.

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That was mind-blowing. You explained it so well. Thank you❤❤

Straight to the point, really helpful and simple
Thank u very much ❤

thank you!!!! for the first time I'm starting to understand this concept

I have watched coupled of times and I still find it difficult to comprehend

Couldn't grasp the concept of callback functions until I found your video. Thank you very much! You helped me understand it

my first video and you owned me

A very good tutorial on callbacks. Keep up the good work.

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thank you, i feel like i'm at a better spot then i was 10mins ago learning about callbacks for the first time.

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I never knew this before! Thank you so much

Thanks for the video. Very helpful.

Wow. Really understood what you taught.❤❤❤❤

I don’t know why this seems so hard to grasp to me. I’ve been trying all morning

such a good teacher!

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❤now i understand the js
you explain very nice

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My question to you is how you can genuinely love to code everyday? I just love the vibe of the video from intro to the point you start coding. The moment it starts to show up scary lines of code with multi colours on a black screen oh my heart just starts beating fast and i start to feel anxious and nervous. How can you be ok with liking this dark screen of code? How can one love that? Eventually one needs to love that dark screen first then the exciting gaming part later😢😢😢😢

Question: a callback function works only if the function has no parameters? E.g. "toggle('aString')" does no longer work as a callback function? Thanks for your answerz 😀

Thank you :)

Thank you, this was very helpful

Lovely explanation, thank you Ania you made my day...

very confusing.

time to practice