K. Jagathish
Software Developer at Tata Consultancy Services
Expertise: Software engineer, JavaScript and front end development
Education: Government College of Engineering, Bargur

K. Jagathish is a front end developer from India where he’s been working in software development since 2019. He’s currently a developer at Tata Consultancy Services with experience in JavaScript. He holds a bachelor’s in computer science from the Government College of Engineering, Bargur. 

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The grep command is a tool in Linux and Unix that’s used to search for specific text within files, such as words, phrases or patterns. Learn the code.
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There are a few common methods to determine if a checkbox is checked in JavaScript and jQuery, including: the checked property, :checked selector and the prop() method. Learn more.
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URLSearchParams is a JavaScript API that allows users to retrieve and work with data in the URL query parameters. Learn how to use it.
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The JavaScript array findIndex method returns the first element of an array that meets a provided condition. Learn how to apply it to your code. 
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Finding a value in an array is useful for effective data analysis. Learn how to discover what a JavaScript Array contains using indexOf, includes, for loop, some methods and more.  
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The preventExtensions method in JavaScript prevents new properties from being added to an object by marking it non-extensible. Here’s what you need to know.
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In JavaScript, the split method allows you to split the string into an array of substrings based on a given pattern. Here’s what you need to know.
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The slice method of array returns a shallow copy of a portion of the array based on the start and end index passed. Learn three different ways to use array slice in JavaScript.
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Here are five quick and easy ways to check if an object is empty in JavaScript.