Understanding First-class and Higher Order Functionsby@iggy
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Understanding First-class and Higher Order Functions

by Ignatius Sani3mNovember 13th, 2022
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A first-class function is a feature that a programming language or programming language has it’s a function that receives another function as an argument. The main difference between higher-order functions is that a function is called after it has been called after the run. In Javascript, we can store a function in a variable or even property, as you would do to average Javascript values. This opens a new way to write more flexible code since we can. store functions in a. variable or add properties.
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