Meaning of 'an object on steroid'
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Since ES2015, JavaScript has the Map object which is an Object on
steroid and can easily be used for caching.
Could someone explain what is the meaning of the bold expression?
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Here I read this:
Since ES2015, JavaScript has the Map object which is an Object on
steroid and can easily be used for caching.
Could someone explain what is the meaning of the bold expression?
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Here I read this:
Since ES2015, JavaScript has the Map object which is an Object on
steroid and can easily be used for caching.
Could someone explain what is the meaning of the bold expression?
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Here I read this:
Since ES2015, JavaScript has the Map object which is an Object on
steroid and can easily be used for caching.
Could someone explain what is the meaning of the bold expression?
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The meaning of "on steroids" is: In a very large, enhanced, or exaggerated form.
I assume that you know what "object" means, but just to make sure: A structure that combines data and the procedures necessary to operate on that data.
Thus the expression you are asking about (an object on steroids) would be a very powerful and enhanced object in the JavaScript programming language, you would be able to use it to accomplish many things you can't do with simpler objects.
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The meaning of "on steroids" is: In a very large, enhanced, or exaggerated form.
I assume that you know what "object" means, but just to make sure: A structure that combines data and the procedures necessary to operate on that data.
Thus the expression you are asking about (an object on steroids) would be a very powerful and enhanced object in the JavaScript programming language, you would be able to use it to accomplish many things you can't do with simpler objects.
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The meaning of "on steroids" is: In a very large, enhanced, or exaggerated form.
I assume that you know what "object" means, but just to make sure: A structure that combines data and the procedures necessary to operate on that data.
Thus the expression you are asking about (an object on steroids) would be a very powerful and enhanced object in the JavaScript programming language, you would be able to use it to accomplish many things you can't do with simpler objects.
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The meaning of "on steroids" is: In a very large, enhanced, or exaggerated form.
I assume that you know what "object" means, but just to make sure: A structure that combines data and the procedures necessary to operate on that data.
Thus the expression you are asking about (an object on steroids) would be a very powerful and enhanced object in the JavaScript programming language, you would be able to use it to accomplish many things you can't do with simpler objects.
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The meaning of "on steroids" is: In a very large, enhanced, or exaggerated form.
I assume that you know what "object" means, but just to make sure: A structure that combines data and the procedures necessary to operate on that data.
Thus the expression you are asking about (an object on steroids) would be a very powerful and enhanced object in the JavaScript programming language, you would be able to use it to accomplish many things you can't do with simpler objects.
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