Hello everyone, today's I am going to share a basic and very confusing concepts that is called 'this' keyword :) The 'this' keyword behaves a little differently in JavaScript compared to other languages. In most of the other languages, ' this ' keyword is a reference to the current object instantiated by the classes and methods. In the JavaScript languages , 'this' keyword refers to the object which 'owns' the method, but it depends on how a function is called. The examples in details as given below. //Global Scope in JavaScript //In the below example, ‘this’ keyword refers to the global object. window .sms = "Hi, I am window object" ; console .log ( window .sms); console .log (this.sms); // Hi, I am window object. console .log ( window === this); // Its return true. //Calling a Function in JavaScript //In the below example, ‘this’ keyword remains the global object if we are calling a function. wi...
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