TL;DR:
In simple words, bind creates the function, call and apply executes the function whereas apply expects the parameters in array
Full Explanation
Assume we have multiplication
function
function multiplication(a,b){
console.log(a*b);
}
Lets create some standard functions using bind
var multiby2 = multiplication.bind(this,2);
Now multiby2(b) is equal to multiplication(2,b);
multiby2(3); //6
multiby2(4); //8
What if I pass both the parameters in bind
var getSixAlways = multiplication.bind(this,3,2);
Now getSixAlways() is equal to multiplication(3,2);
getSixAlways();//6
even passing parameter returns 6;
getSixAlways(12); //6
var magicMultiplication = multiplication.bind(this);
This create a new multiplication function and assigns it to magicMultiplication.
Oh no, we are hiding the multiplication functionality into magicMultiplication.
calling
magicMultiplication
returns a blank function b()
on execution it works fine
magicMultiplication(6,5); //30
How about call and apply?
magicMultiplication.call(this,3,2); //6
magicMultiplication.apply(this,[5,2]); //10