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    Why does my closure not retain the value of a loop variable in a setTimeout callback?

    Asked on Friday, Jan 09, 2026

    Closures in JavaScript capture variables by reference, not by value. In a loop, this can lead to unexpected behavior when using functions like "setTimeout". Here's how you can correctly capture the lo…

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    How do you handle caching and pagination differently when consuming REST vs GraphQL APIs in a JavaScript app?

    Asked on Thursday, Jan 08, 2026

    When consuming REST and GraphQL APIs in a JavaScript app, caching and pagination are handled differently due to their distinct architectures. REST typically uses endpoint-based caching, while GraphQL …

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    Why is tree shaking not removing unused code when using ES6 modules in my JavaScript project?

    Asked on Wednesday, Jan 07, 2026

    Tree shaking is a technique used to eliminate dead code in JavaScript projects, especially when using ES6 modules. If it's not working, there could be several reasons. Here's a basic example and some …

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    How do I mock a DOM element in Jest for testing event listeners?

    Asked on Tuesday, Jan 06, 2026

    To mock a DOM element in Jest for testing event listeners, you can use Jest's built-in functions to simulate the DOM environment and attach event listeners to mock elements. // Import necessary functi…

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