For beginners this article will be good lesson and for experts it would a good revision so that you don't google things again. After reading this a...
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If you like to do more with array's, there is a package that extend the array, where you can do some stuff that isn't available by default: npmjs.com/package/array-helpers
Code is clean and easy to understand.
The package has functions that can really help. Will definitely make an article on it soon.
As mentioned already, great revision sheet. It collects some of the most common methods we'll use in a simple example with a simple explanation.
Love it!
Sounds like I should keep posting revision sheets on different topics. :)
Not a bad idea if you ask me! Plus, if you ever feel like writing a more in depth article on all or some of these methods that's an easy link to pop in here!
"If you want a more in-depth look at push check out my other article." or something along those lines with a link there.
Great advice. Thanks. I will update this with links to more detailed explanation articles. :)
This article is helpful as a quick revision sheet 😊
Adding what happens to the length of the array after using these methods would make it perfect 👌
I will definitely edit it. Thank you for your review. When people like what I write I get encouraged to write more. :)
Thanks Harsh. I learned something new by reading your post. Good job.
Happy to hear that. :)
Be careful with Javascript arrays. Some wonky stuff can happen sometimes with memory management. dev.to/volomike/comment/f1f8 Know when to use an object, versus an array.