A real-life scenario where call, apply, and bind are useful is when you have objects representing different users, and you want to reuse a method across these objects.

Scenario: Managing User Permissions
Imagine you have a system where different users have different
permissions, and you want to check if a user has a certain
permission.

Function to Check Permissions
You have a function that checks if a user has a certain permission:

Using call to Check Permissions Immediately

Using apply to Check Permissions with Arguments as Array
If you had multiple permissions to check at once, you could use apply (though it's less common for single arguments):

Using bind to Create a New Function for a Specific User
You might want to create a specific function for each user to check their permissions without having to pass the user object each time:

Conclusion
*call, apply, and bind * are powerful methods in JavaScript that allow you to control the context (this value) in which a function is executed.

• call: Immediately invokes a function with a specified this value and individual arguments, making it useful for applying methods across different objects in a straightforward manner.

• apply: Similar to call, but accepts arguments as an array, making it more suitable when dealing with variable-length arguments.

• bind: Creates a new function with a fixed this value, allowing you to easily reuse functions with a specific context in various parts of your application.