Explain the difference between call() and apply()?

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S.no	Call()	Apply()
1.	In JAVASCRIPT, call() is a predefined method used to invoke (call) METHODS with the use of an OWNER object as an ARGUMENT (parameter).	apply() is a method to write another way which can be used on different OBJECTS. It’s usually action similar to call() action.

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