As a developer, staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in JavaScript is crucial to writing efficient, modern, and scalable code. In this p...
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at()is inherited from theArrayprototype, which is inherited by theStringprototype. It is way more useful than withStrings, as it allows us to use negative indices on arrays, a feature JS has needed for quite some time, IMO. Instead of writingmyArray[myArray.length-1]you can now usemyArray.at(-1).Finally!
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