EXPLAIN THE BIND() METHOD IN JAVASCRIPT?

Explain the bind() method in JavaScript?

We use the Bind () method primarily to call a function with the this value set explicitly. It other words, bind () allows us to easily set which specific object will be bound to this when a function or method is invoked.

The this value in methods and functions must be set explicitly when you need a specific object bound to the function’s this value.

The need for bind usually occurs when we use the this keyword in a method and we call that method from a receiver object; in such cases, sometimes this is not bound to the object that we expect it to be bound to, resulting in errors in our applications.

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