I understood JS promises thanks to your exercises, now im getting better with OOP, thanks a lot man, it must be crazy difficult making these videos, I highly appreciate your dedication , last night I told my wife, if the day ever comes to quit my job and become a programmer it will be thanks to Nader, thanks, you are an amazing teacher
Thanks Zeckey! This one was a doozy to film so I’m glad it came out ok and was helpful! 😊 Let me know if you have any other feedback or ideas you’d like to have covered too.
Hello Nader, many thanks for your extremely useful videos! They do help a lot! Can I ask what extension do you use for the VSCode that your text differentiate in colors as well as the text decoration? Thanks in advance!
Glad I found your channel Nader. On my way to become a Junior dev and these videos are super helpful, although watching your interview videos it kinda hits me an anxiety lol
Hey Asakura, this is quite nuanced but I’ll try my best to answer, haha. Polymorphism technically just means some data or structure that can change forms, so we can have polymorphic code or data without inheritance. It’s definitely very common to see an implementation of polymorphism through inheritance as you mentioned though since they lend well to each other. You can also imagine a case where something might not necessarily be a sub class of a super class but abide to some general interface and be able to be used differently in various contexts without it strictly being “inheritance” though 😄 Hope I didn’t confuse you further! 😂
Your enthusiasm is contagious! :)
Thanks Michel! What can I say, the topics and knowledge are contagious too! 😊😂
This is the best explanation on this topic on youtube.
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I understood JS promises thanks to your exercises, now im getting better with OOP, thanks a lot man, it must be crazy difficult making these videos, I highly appreciate your dedication , last night I told my wife, if the day ever comes to quit my job and become a programmer it will be thanks to Nader, thanks, you are an amazing teacher
You're javascript explanation/teaching make it easier to learn. Still waiting on your React course.
Inheritance n polymorphism.... Done!! ✨
Thanks Sir! You explain so well!
This is great video Nader very well explained thank you so much! I'm glad I found your channel.
Thanks Hazel! 😃
Love your videos dude! Keep up the good work
Thanks Adrian! 😊
I'm glad that I discovered your channel. I like your definitions and telling style. Definitely looking forward to these concepts more! Keep it up!
Thanks Zeckey! This one was a doozy to film so I’m glad it came out ok and was helpful! 😊
Let me know if you have any other feedback or ideas you’d like to have covered too.
Love the clear explanations and the slides really help visualize the concepts to further grasp the whole picture. Thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm glad the combination helps 😊
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💚Great explanation as usual Nader
Thanks again Muhammed! 😊
Hello Nader, many thanks for your extremely useful videos! They do help a lot! Can I ask what extension do you use for the VSCode that your text differentiate in colors as well as the text decoration? Thanks in advance!
Glad I found your channel Nader. On my way to become a Junior dev and these videos are super helpful, although watching your interview videos it kinda hits me an anxiety lol
Thanks Evtim! Keep at it and practice as much as you can and you’ll be there much faster than you think 😊
Great expalanation, as the rest of the JS in Depth series - even when I still struggle with Recursion hahahaha
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is it correct to say Polymorphism is possible through Inheritance?
Hey Asakura, this is quite nuanced but I’ll try my best to answer, haha.
Polymorphism technically just means some data or structure that can change forms, so we can have polymorphic code or data without inheritance. It’s definitely very common to see an implementation of polymorphism through inheritance as you mentioned though since they lend well to each other.
You can also imagine a case where something might not necessarily be a sub class of a super class but abide to some general interface and be able to be used differently in various contexts without it strictly being “inheritance” though 😄
Hope I didn’t confuse you further! 😂
thank you so much for this, really helpful!
You’re very welcome! Glad you found it helpful 😊