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call bind apply example
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// example 1 | |
let name= { | |
f: "Saurabh", | |
l: "Kumar", | |
printName: function(){ | |
console.log(this.f+ " "+this.l); | |
} | |
} | |
name.printName(); | |
let name2= { | |
f: "Suman", | |
l: "Kumar" | |
} | |
// function borrowing | |
name.printName.call(name2); | |
//////////////// | |
// Example 2 | |
let printName = function(){ | |
console.log(this.f+ " "+this.l); | |
} | |
printName.call(name); | |
printName.call(name2); | |
// Example 3 | |
let printName2 = function(hometown,state){ | |
console.log(this.f+ " "+this.l+ " "+hometown+ " "+state); | |
} | |
printName2.call(name,"Bangalore","KA"); | |
printName2.call(name2,"khagaria","Bihar"); | |
// Apply method : only diff is we have to pass args as an array | |
printName2.apply(name,["Bangalore","KA"]); | |
printName2.apply(name2,["khagaria","Bihar"]); | |
// bind method : exactly look like call method, only diff is that it return the function i.e copy of the object which can be called later | |
let printMyName = printName2.bind(name2,"khagaria","Bihar"); | |
printMyName(); | |
// console.log(printMyName()); |
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