Understanding the javaScript call stack

1. What is a ‘call’?
   • used for functuon invocation, temp storage and managing of funciton invocation
2. How many ‘calls’ can happen at once?
   • depends on the max call size
3. What does LIFO mean?
   • last in first out
4. Draw an example of a call stack and the functions that would need to be invoked to generate that call stack.
   • funciton call myself(){
   • callMyself();
   • }
   • callmyself();
5. What causes a Stack Overflow?
   • when there is a recursive function (calls itself) with out an exit point

Javascript error messages

1. What is a ‘refrence error’?
   • when something is trying to be used but its being hoisted at the moment
2. What is a ‘syntax error’?
   • when something cant be parsed in terms of syntax
3. What is a ‘range error’?
   • Try to manipulate an object with some kind of length and give it an invalid length
4. What is a ‘tyep error’?
   • when the types trying to be used are incompatible
5. What is a breakpoint?
   • pausing of JS execution, like when there is a debugger statment used
6. What does the word ‘debugger’ do in your code?
   • stops on a certian line when something should stop trying to execute due to error

cite

• The JS call stack - what it is and why (https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/understanding-the-javascript-call-stack-861e41ae61d4/)
• JavaScript error messages && debugging (https://codeburst.io/javascript-error-messages-debugging-d23f84f0ae7c)