The Array.some() method returns a Boolean value based on whether or not at least one item in the provided array meets the supplied condition(s).

Template strings are a much cleaner way of embedding variables and expressions within strings as opposed to using string concatenation.

In JavaScript, there are two types of comparison operators - strict and type-converting.

Falsy is any value that's considered to be false when referred to in a Boolean context.

Object Destructuring is a little bit of syntactic sugar that can be used to bind the properties of an object to a variable.

The Array.map() method is a concise way to run the logic of a provided callback function over each element of a particular array.

The Array.includes() method looks through an array for a specified value and returns a boolean.

The ternary operator is an incredibly useful and more concise way of writing your if-else statements.

A quick tip on how to use the console.time() and console.timeEnd() methods from the Google Chrome Devtools API.