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.
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. :)
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. :)
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.