The only difference between some() and includes() is the parameter (the former is a function, the latter an element) or Did I miss something?
Yes, they are kinda similar. They both check if a given element exists in the array or not. They both return true or false as output.
true
false
includes() takes the element to check and optionally the starting index.
includes()
some() takes a function as a parameter.
some()
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The only difference between some() and includes() is the parameter (the former is a function, the latter an element) or Did I miss something?
Yes, they are kinda similar. They both check if a given element exists in the array or not. They both return
trueorfalseas output.includes()takes the element to check and optionally the starting index.some()takes a function as a parameter.