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hey guys hey going my name is dumb and today I want to explain the bind method within JavaScript so with the bind it's actually quite straightforward all you're doing is you are binding an object to a function and then you are referencing that object using the this keyword so there's two steps first you bind object to a function and then you reference it using this okay so to show this I'm going to create two objects and a function so down here let's create two fresh object literals all right these would be two objects representing an XY coordinate all right so we'll say okay make a new variable and we'll call this one c1 coordinate 1 equal to an object literal all right the two properties X something like 5 and then Y 10 okay we'll do the same thing for a second object C 2 all right c2 is gonna have X equal to something like I don't know 75 and y equal to something like 235 all right so now we're going to create a function that's going to print out basically just the XY coordinate bu...