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    What are the differences between let and var in JavaScript?

    Asked on Sunday, Feb 08, 2026

    In JavaScript, "let" and "var" are both used to declare variables, but they have key differences in terms of scope, hoisting, and reassignment. // Example of 'let' let x = 10; if (true) { let x = 20; …

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    How do I properly clone an object in JavaScript without affecting the original?

    Asked on Saturday, Feb 07, 2026

    To clone an object in JavaScript without affecting the original, you can use the `Object.assign` method or the spread operator for shallow copies, or `structuredClone` for deep copies. // Shallow copy…

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    How can I prevent event bubbling in JavaScript?

    Asked on Friday, Feb 06, 2026

    Event bubbling is a process where an event propagates from the target element up through the DOM tree. To prevent this, you can use the "stopPropagation" method on the event object. Here's a simple ex…

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    How can I detect when a user clicks outside a specific element in JavaScript?

    Asked on Thursday, Feb 05, 2026

    To detect when a user clicks outside a specific element in JavaScript, you can use an event listener on the document to check if the click target is outside the element of interest. const specificElem…

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