In JavaScript, promises are used to handle asynchronous operations. The task is to write code that creates a promise, resolves it successfully, and handles its output using .then() for success and .catch() for errors.
I first wrote a simple function to demonstrate the basic logic. After that, I modified the same logic by implementing Promises, showing how the function can handle asynchronous operations. While explaining, I highlighted how using Promises changes the way results are managed—by returning success or failure asynchronously instead of blocking execution.
Can you explain what ACID properties are in the context of database transactions? Walk me through ACID with an example, say a money transfer between two bank accounts.
What’s the difference between a Primary Key and a Foreign Key?
The task is to create an array of fruits and extend the Array prototype by adding a custom method addFruit. This method should allow users to add a new fruit to the existing array. By implementing this, the array gains a reusable function that can be called on any array instance to dynamically add elements.
You are given two tables:
The task is to write a query that calculates the total sales revenue for each employee by joining the two tables and then retrieves the top 3 employees who have the highest total sales revenue.
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