Its job is to execute JavaScript code. - It manages two important areas: +) Call Stack → where functions are executed one by one (LIFO) +) Memory Heap → where objects, arrays, and functions are stored ...
Recently, I explored: • Why React needs state • Why normal variables don’t persist • How React preserves state between renders • Why updating state triggers re-rendering • How hooks are tracked ...
Most rules target JavaScript and TypeScript, but some also lint CSS, HTML, JSON, and Markdown when used with the matching ESLint language plugin.
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