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🎯 How To Use
Example Syntax
const{ debounce, throttle }=require('./src/debounceThrottle');// Example of using debounce functionconstdebouncedFunction=debounce(()=>{console.log('Debounced function called');},200);// Example of using throttle functionconstthrottledFunction=throttle(()=>{console.log('Throttled function called');},200);// Call the debounced functiondebouncedFunction();// This will not trigger immediately// Call the throttled functionthrottledFunction();// This will trigger immediately
Explanation
Debounce Function: Debouncing ensures that a function will not be called more often than a specified interval of time. It is typically used when you want to wait for some time after the last call to the function before executing it.
Throttle Function: Throttling limits the rate at which a function can be called. It ensures that a function is called at most once during an interval of time. Throttling is useful when you want to ensure that a function is not called more frequently than a specified frequency.
Return Value
Both debounce and throttle functions return a new function that encapsulates the original function and its behavior. This returned function can then be used to execute the original function with the specified debouncing or throttling behavior.