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    How do I mock a fetch call with Jest to test async functions in JavaScript?

    Asked on Tuesday, Dec 09, 2025

    To mock a fetch call with Jest for testing async functions, you can use Jest's built-in mocking capabilities to simulate the fetch API. This allows you to control the responses and test how your code …

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    Why does my browser's call stack show "anonymous" for some functions when debugging JavaScript?

    Asked on Monday, Dec 08, 2025

    When you see "anonymous" in the call stack while debugging JavaScript, it typically means that the function does not have a name. This can happen with functions that are defined inline or as anonymous…

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    How can I ensure a function in JavaScript remains pure when dealing with objects that need modification?

    Asked on Sunday, Dec 07, 2025

    To ensure a function remains pure when dealing with objects, you should avoid modifying the original object and instead return a new object with the desired changes. This can be achieved using techniq…

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    How can I use the spread operator with an object to merge properties while excluding some keys using destructuring?

    Asked on Saturday, Dec 06, 2025

    To merge properties of objects while excluding specific keys, you can use the spread operator along with destructuring assignment. Here's a concise example demonstrating how to achieve this. const ori…

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