Thanks for this useful article :-)
You have a small type in your ES5 example for Array.every(): it should be age > 18.
Array.every()
age > 18
I really love these methods in combination with higher order functions, e.g.:
let ages = [20, 25, 19, 21, 42]; let isGreaterThan = number => age => age > number; console.log(ages.every(isGreaterThan(18))); console.log(ages.every(isGreaterThan(19)));
It adds a lot to the reusability and readability of the code.
I really appreciate your feedback, thanks for that! :)
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Thanks for this useful article :-)
You have a small type in your ES5 example for
Array.every(): it should beage > 18.I really love these methods in combination with higher order functions, e.g.:
It adds a lot to the reusability and readability of the code.
I really appreciate your feedback, thanks for that! :)