Vikram

Overview​

Every programming language has unique features. The better a developer knows these, the more enjoyable coding becomes. Often, developers who become experts in one language are hesitant to switch to another. This expertise not only makes coding fun but also makes you a pro in that language.

I've been coding in JavaScript for years and have found many useful examples. I always wanted to put them together for reference but never did. Now, I finally have the chance. I'll use this blog to share these examples, so this page will be updated often. `

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I recently worked on a small code snippet for reading a list of files from a folder. Each file has a unique ID and may reference another file within it.

The goal of the code is to find a file using its unique ID, search through all folders and subfolders to locate it, and then determine how many files are included within it. It's also possible that files included in the first file have links to other files.

There's no limit on the number of levels or files it can search through. Sometimes the same file ID may appear multiple times, so the code removes duplicates and presents the list as a JSON in hierarchical form. `

I was writing some React code and encountered a strange issue. While passing data through function parameters, even with correct type definitions, I got this error:

Type '{ name: string; type̵: string; size: string; }' is not assignable to type '{ name: string; type: string; size: string; }'.\n  Object literal may only specify known properties, and '\"type̵\"' does not exist in type '{ name: string; type: string; size: string; }'.

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