I rarely use reduce because I never remember how to use it lol. The reason why I would use filter or map over a normal loop is for readability. If I see a filter I can already guess what I was trying to do in that part of the code rather than seeing a for loop and guessing. That being said I'm not working on large data so performance is never really a big concern.
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I rarely use reduce because I never remember how to use it lol. The reason why I would use filter or map over a normal loop is for readability. If I see a
filterI can already guess what I was trying to do in that part of the code rather than seeing a for loop and guessing. That being said I'm not working on large data so performance is never really a big concern.