In a package.json file, both ^ and ~ are used to specify version ranges for dependencies, but they have slightly different meanings: Caret (^): Tilde (~): Comparison: Caret (^): Tilde (~): Recommendation:
List of some of the major features introduced in each version of ECMAScript: ECMAScript 1 (1997) ECMAScript 2 (1998) ECMAScript 3 (1999) ECMAScript 4 (never released) ECMAScript 5 (2009) – Examples ECMAScript 6 (2015) – Examples and W3 Examples ECMAScript 7 (2016) – Examples ECMAScript 8 (2017) – Examples ECMAScript 9 (2018) – Examples ECMAScript […]
The encodeURIComponent() and decodeURIComponent() functions are part of the JavaScript standard library, so you can use them in any JavaScript code, including AngularJS applications. You don’t need to include any additional libraries to use these functions. Here’s how you can use them: encodeURIComponent() This function is used to encode a URI component by escaping special […]