#33 Maps and Weak Maps | JavaScript Full Tutorial
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In this lesson we're going to be learning all about Maps and Weak Maps. Maps are basically a collection of key data items, similar to an Object. The main difference between a Map and an object is that a Map allows keys of any type. In this lesson we learn about how to create and use Maps.
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what is a use case for a weak map?
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There's one important detail missing, WeakMaps allow for garbage collection, meaning if a key is no longer in use it will be, well, garbage collected. This is the main use case since Maps aren't subject to garbage collection.
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Hey dev dreamer. I have one question, If i have many buttons that performs same function onclick, then how do I select those all buttons in one variable? those buttons have their own ID.
Hey Bikrant, thank you for watching 🙂 You want to give each of those buttons the same class name, and then use getElementsByClassName:
let x = document.getElementsByClassName("example");
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