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KRMV-022 – to reverse the action of something
### 🚀 Breakdown of the__function__:
```js
function __function__(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: next
};
}
};
}
```
To tackle the code, we'll need to understand each part:
1. **`node`**: A node in the system, likely representing a webpage or site.
2. **`exampleJSON`**: A JSON object representing a sample configuration.
3. **`next`**: A callback function to proceed to the next step in the process.
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The function is meant to create a response object that includes the node, the JSON structure, and a next function. It provides a way to browse through a sequence of nodes.
```js
+> action: the function operates by receiving a node, an example JSON data, and a next function. It returns an object that includes the node, the JSON data, and another function to proceed further.
+> complex state: the function uses a JSON object to store information, making it complex to manage and analyze.
```
### 🚀 Breakdown of the__function__:
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an initial argument to **`next`**
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
### 🚀 Breakdown of the__function__:
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **``**:
**[Example]**
To showcase the function, let's create a similar function that returns an object similar to the one above.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a binary JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}
```
1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node`**, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next`**: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
##### +> **thoughtfulness**:
The structure illustrates a unified pattern of returning an object with a node, a JSON structure, and a next function, which allows the system to progress through a series of nodes.
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
},
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON, "", next: next
};
}
};
}.
```
additional
```js
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
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1. **`stuff`**: Contains the **`node**`, which is expected to be a webpage or site.
2. **`current`**: Contains the **`exampleJSON`** serialized in JSON format.
3. **`next**`: Represents a function that will be triggered when **`next`** is invoked. It evaluates and delivers an object similar to the one above, but its **`next`** is set to the **`next`** that was passed as an argument to **`next`
function __function(node, exampleJSON, next) {
return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
stuff: node,
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return {
stuff: node,
current: EJSON.stringify(exampleJSON),
next: (next) => {
return {
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```
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return {
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```
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