RESET Parameter in
JavaScript
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RESET parameter in
JavaScript can have different meanings based on the context
in which it is used.
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In the context of RESTful
APIs, it is often used to indicate that a
resource should be reset to its initial state or cleared of
any modifications.
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Operations that might use a RESET parameter include:
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Setting a variable with default values.
function helloWorld(name = "Rahul A B") {
console.log("Hello, " + name);
}
helloWorld(); // Output: Hello, Rahul A B
helloWorld("John"); // Output: Hello, John
- Reset form input fields to their default
values.
- Resetting variables in a script to their initial
state.
- Reset parameters in a function to their default
values.
Classes And
Inheritance
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Class is a template for
creating an object with specific properties and methods.
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Inheritance allows a
class to inherit properties and methods from another class,
enabling code reuse.