feat: add throttle function example code in codeing exercise #325
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Add Throttle Function Interview Question Example
Overview
This PR adds a comprehensive throttle function example to the JavaScript interview questions repository, providing a valuable companion piece to the existing debounce function example.
Changes Made
throttle-function/directory undercoding-exercise/throttle.js- Complete implementation with multiple approaches, detailed comments, and working demonstrationREADME.md- Comprehensive documentation covering:Why This Matters
Key Features
Testing
The code has been tested and produces expected output, demonstrating throttling behavior by reducing function calls from 8 potential executions to 3 actual executions (62.5% reduction).
Related
This complements the existing
debounce-function/example, providing developers with both essential performance optimization patterns for JavaScript interviews.